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This appendix derives the objective function in the simultaneously encoded source and receiver domain.
We start with the objective function in the source and receiver domain as follows:
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If we follow a discussion similar to those in Appendices A and B, we obtain the general expression of the inverse transform of the simultaneous encoding:
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Substituting Equation C-2 into C-1 yields:
where
is defined to be the residual in the encoded source and receiver domain:
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For plane-wave phase encoding, with sampling dense enough in and , the inner-most summations become Dirac delta functions:
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For random phase encoding, we can also approximately have
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Therefore the data-misfit function in the encoded source and receiver domain is
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2009-04-13