The path of the surface wave can be determined from the
following equations, where the source and receiver have been
rotated to the equator.
is colatitude,
is
longitude,
is direction
of the wavevector measured counterclockwise from east, and
is the local phase velocity,
and
.
The surface-wave phase
is subsequently determined from
,
where is the angular
frequency of the wave. The effects of attenuation,
, may be determined from
,
where is the group velocity and
is the local attenuation.
where is the source-receiver distance, subscripts
s
and r represent source and receiver respectively, indicates perturbation from spherical symmetry.
where and