Closed kilir closed 3 years ago
Hi Rüdiger
Can confirm that, plotSeismicVelocities also does not help when plotting CV,CR or CH
What sort of physics would explain that I wonder :-D
But it seems related to the mixtures of ODFs, rather then the tensor, as far As I can see
cheers
Luiz
Luiz F. G. Morales ScopeM & Structural Geology and Tectonics Group ETH Zürich
From: Rüdiger Kilian @.***> Sent: 22 March 2021 20:03:05 To: mtex-toolbox/mtex Cc: Subscribed Subject: [mtex-toolbox/mtex] BUG: velocities computed from stiffnessTensors from ODF with uniform components is wrong (#905)
Hi Ralf, when we have an ODF which contains mixtures with uniformComponents, the computed stiffnessTensors, respectively following results e.g. velocities can be higher or lower then single crystal values. I don't think physics allows this. Does it?
CS= crystalSymmetry('-3m', [5.323 5.323 7.272], 'X||a*', 'Y||b', 'Z||c');
rho= 2.5155; %g/cm³
N=[[229.08 89.04 13.56 0 0 0];...
[89.04 229.08 13.56 0 0 0];...
[13.56 13.56 45.84 0 0 0];...
[0 0 0 12.77 0 0];...
[0 0 0 0 12.77 0];...
[0 0 0 0 0 70.02]];
E=stiffnessTensor(N,CS)
% vp single crystal
VP_SC = velocity(E,'density',rho);
% vp fibre
cfib = fibreODF(Miller(0,0,0,1,CS),yvector,'halfwidth',30*degree)
[CV, CR, CH] = calcTensor(cfib,E);
vp_Fib_V = velocity(CV,'density',rho);
vp_Fib_R = velocity(CR,'density',rho);
vp_Fib_H = velocity(CH,'density',rho);
% vp fibre+lots of uniform ODF
mix = 2*uniformODF(CS)+cfib
[CV, CR, CH] = calcTensor(mix,E);
vp_mix_V = velocity(CV,'density',rho);
vp_mix_R = velocity(CR,'density',rho);
vp_mix_H = velocity(CH,'density',rho);
%plot things
plot(VP_SC,'antipodal','minmax')
mtexTitle('vp single')
nextAxis; nextAxis;
% plotPDF(cfib, Miller({0,0,0,1},{1,1,-2,0},CS));
% nextAxis;
plot(vp_Fib_V,'antipodal','minmax')
mtexTitle('vp fibre Voigt')
nextAxis;
plot(vp_Fib_R,'antipodal','minmax')
mtexTitle('vp fibre Reuss')
% nextAxis;
% plot(vp_Fib_H,'antipodal','minmax')
% mtexTitle('vp cfib H')
nextAxis;
% plotPDF(mix, Miller({0,0,0,1},{1,1,-2,0},CS));
% nextAxis;
plot(vp_mix_V,'antipodal','minmax')
mtexTitle('vp fib+uni Voigt')
nextAxis
plot(vp_mix_R,'antipodal','minmax')
mtexTitle('vp fib+uni Reuss')
% nextAxis
% plot(vp_mix_H,'antipodal','minmax')
% mtexTitle('vp mixf H')
mtexColorbar
[seismo_not_right]https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11697557/112043932-7e229080-8b49-11eb-979b-04d832aea6a3.png
Cheers, Rüdiger
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Again, I think this is due to missing normalization.
Oh yes, thanks, that true and the point. Glad that physics persist!
Hi Ralf, when we have an ODF which contains mixtures with uniformComponents, the computed stiffnessTensors, respectively following results e.g. velocities can be higher or lower then single crystal values. I don't think physics allows this. Does it?
Cheers, Rüdiger