Comment on 'On sensitivity kernels for 'wave-equation' transmission tomography' by de Hoop and van der Hilst

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The finite-frequency sensitivity kernels developed by Dahlen et al. are an appropriate tool for inverting traveltimes of non-triplicated P, S, PP and SS waves, measured by cross-correlation with a synthetic pulse. The critique of this theoretical methodology in a recent paper by de Hoop & van der Hilst is based upon the incorrect notion that one can account for errors in the synthetic pulse and/or origin time of an earthquake by a modification of the Fréchet kernels expressing the first-order dependence upon the perturbation in the wavespeed. © 2005 The Authors Journal compilation © 2005 RAS.

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Dahlen, F. A., & Nolet, G. (2005, December). Comment on “On sensitivity kernels for ‘wave-equation’ transmission tomography” by de Hoop and van der Hilst. Geophysical Journal International. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-246X.2005.02801.x

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