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Oscillations of an inhomogeneous one-dimensional loop have been simulated for the purpose of examining the effect of excitation and damping on the sound-speed inversion based on phase analysis. It has been demonstrated that the procedure is robust against the realization noise arising from frequent, stochastic excitation of weakly damped waves, but that strong damping can spoil the inversion.
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Gough, D., Sekii, T. & Toomre, J. Phase inversion of one-dimensional artificial seismic data. Solar Physics 195, 1–12 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1005264414236
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