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We shall propose that points
,
and
lie on the same
ray
of eiconal
(Figure
).
Then




After substituting into the equation (101) at
and
and performing
rather rigorous transformations, we obtain that

where
,

In Figure
different locations of fronts
are shown for reverse (a) and direct (b) continuation.
It is easy to derive from the pictures that
![\begin{displaymath}
U^{(\pm)}({\bf r}^\ast,t)\stackrel{0}\sim A^{(\pm)}({\bf r}^\ast) H[\pm(t-t^\ast)]\end{displaymath}](img555.gif)
and finally
![\begin{displaymath}
u^{(\pm)}({\bf r},t) \stackrel{q+1} \sim \pm A^{(\pm)}({\bf r}) R_{q+1}[\pm (t-\tau^{(\pm)}
({\bf r}))].\end{displaymath}](img556.gif)
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1/13/1998