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VELOCITY ANALYSIS

We know about two operators that map a point in $(\tau,m)$-space onto a hyperbola in (t,x)-space. These operators are $\bold P$ and $\bold H^{\bold T}$. If we sum along parabolas (operator $\bold P$) passing through one point in $(\tau,m)$-space, we obtain a hyperbola in (t,x)-space. A hyperbola is also obtained when a point in $(\tau,m)$-space is spread onto a hyperbola in (t,x)-space (operator $\bold H^{\bold T}$). Therefore, to obtain a velocity analysis panel $\bold u$, we solve  
 \begin{displaymath}
\bold P \bold u = \bold d\end{displaymath} (6)
or  
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\bold H^{\bold T} \bold u = \bold d.\end{displaymath} (7)


 
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