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The other variables in matrices R and T remain continuous in transition
from the left branch cut of contour Γ 2 m to the right. Therefore
2 k A
k 2
1
SK
1
SK
=
k A + k 2 ,
ζ 4 3
K 2
1
SK
,
S
SK
S
SK
k 0 hY 2
(0)
A
1
SK
=
(8.60)
|
sin I
|
where SK ,∆ S and SK , S are the values of SK , S on the right-hand
and left-hand parts of the integration contour, respectively. It follows from
(8.48) that the main contribution to the integral is from s
1. Since
k = k A + i sh
x ,
k A
k
then at x
h with
1weget
|
|
1 . From (7.125) and (8.60) we
obtain
k A
k 2
T m
T (0 m
4 i
k 0 (0 4 (0)
τ K 2
3
i k 0 hY ( m )
k 0 hY ( m )
Y
(0)
A
g
ζ (0)
3
g
ζ (0)
3
i sign I
×
.
(8.61)
k 0 h 2 ε a
k 2
Y 2
(0 A 2
k 0 h 2 ε a
k 2
Y
(0)
A
sign I
Let now the conductivity be a layer with σ g = const and perfectly con-
ducting underlying half-space at depth H . Let also
|
kh
|
1and
|
kd g |
1.
Then (7.113)-(7.115) and (7.125)-(7.128) give
ζ (0)
3
(0)
4
ik 0 hY ( m )
Y ( m )
g
=1
,
=
g
cot (1 + i ) H
d g
.
= i 1+ i
k 0 d
Y ( m )
g
Now the integral in (8.48) can be calculated. Let
t 2
Φ ( ξ )= 8
it
(1 + 2 it ) 2 exp (
π exp ( )
2 ξt ) dt,
(8.62)
0
with Re t 2
it > 0, then
k A
k 2
sx ) ds = πx
exp (
2 h exp (
ik A x ) Φ ( k A x ) .
k 2
0
 
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