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Higher--order gradient modeling of velocity dispersion in tight sandstones with implications to agroseismology
Modeling frequency-dependent shear-wave propagation in fluid-saturated porous rocks remains a challenge today because existing poroelastic theories generally rely a large number of constitutive parameters that are difficult to constrain from seismic observations. We propose a dynamically consistent
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