homnath
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11 months ago If you use the actual values for Mxx, Mzz, and Mxz, you should use an amplification factor of 1.0.
Hom Nath Gharti, PhD Assistant Professor | Digital Earth Scientist https://www.digitalearthscience.com/ Department of Geological Sciences and Geological Engineering Miller Hall 314, 36 Union St Queen’s University Kingston, ON K7L 3N6, Canada
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Dear all I am using CMT solution as source in source file Mxx = 1.3437361320914318 X 10^16 #N-m Mzz = -4.177076427989025 X 10^16 #N-m Mxz = 8.771237000918445 X 1o^15 # N-m
I am bit confused how to used Amplification factor ( in what amout). if i used A = 1.0 d10 get the very large ampitude. Screenshot.from.2023-11-30.17-06-08.png (view on web)https://github.com/SPECFEM/specfem2d/assets/116071999/6b01a92b-8357-40ea-8e7a-1c2d83fb18cb
It will be great if someone suggest how to tackle the issue. Thanks
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vikasrajisro
Dear all I am using CMT solution as source in source file Mxx = 1.3437361320914318 X 10^16 #N-m Mzz = -4.177076427989025 X 10^16 #N-m Mxz = 8.771237000918445 X 1o^15 # N-m
I am bit confused how to used Amplification factor ( in what amout). if i used A = 1.0 d10 get the very large ampitude.
It will be great if someone suggest how to tackle the issue. Thanks