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Efficient One-Step Surface-Wave Tomography through Implicit Differentiation and Jacobian Factorization
Surface-wave tomography provides important constraints on the crust and upper mantle, but directly inverting millions of measurements for three-dimensional structure remains computationally demanding. We develop an efficient Gauss--Newton framework for one-step surface-wave tomography that jointly i
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