Scattering of plane P waves by a semi-cylindrical hill： analytical solution

An analytical solution for scattering of plane P waves by a semi-cylindrical hill was derived by using the wave function expansion method, and convergence of the solution and accuracy of truncation were verified. The effect of incident frequency and incident angle on the surface motion of the hill was discussed, and it was shown that a hill greatly amplifies incident plane P waves, and maximum horizontal displacement amplitudes appear mostly at the inclined incidence of waves, which are located at the half-space; and maximum vertical displacement amplitudes emerge mostly at the vertical incidence of waves, which are situated at the hill.     

Effects of a covering layer in a circular-arc canyon on incident plane SV waves

Introduction The effect of local topographies on seismic wave propagation is one of the most attractive topics in seismology. It may be resolved by either an analytical method or a numerical method. Here, the analytical method is the wave function expansion method; numerical methods include the finite difference, finite element, boundary integration equation, and discrete wave number method, etc. The advantage of these numerical methods is that they can be applied to local inhomogeneity and ir…     

Scattering of Rayleigh waves by a shallow circular alluvial valley： High-frequency solution

Introduction The effect of local site conditions on wave propagation is one of the most attractive topics in engineering seismology. It may be resolved by either a numerical method or an analytical method. Numerical methods include the finite difference, finite element, boundary element method, etc. The analytical method is the wave function expansion method. The advantage of these numerical methods is that they can be applied to local inhomogeneity of arbitrary shapes, but analytical method …     

Seismotectonic Model for 1966 Xingtai Earthquake Swarm——Nucleation of Newly Generated Fault or Friction Stick-slip Along a Preexisting Active Fault

Volume 15,Number 275INTRODUCTIONThe Xln抄al eafthquake swarrn occurred In Shulu basin In the western part ofNorih China PlainIncludes Malan M6．8 eafthquake In hn纽M Countyon Marchs,1966,Don驯aug M6．7 and M7．2earthquakes In Ningln County on March 22,1966,Balchekou M6．2 ealthquake In Shulu County onMarch 26,1966,and啊…ac M6．0 earthquake in Juhi County on March 29 1966．They aredlstnbutedin an elliptical area in N35”E direction with long axisd劝out 110 km and short axis o…     

Seismotectonic Model for 1966 Xingtai Earthquake Swarm—Nucleation of Newly Generted Fault or Friction Stick—slip Along a Preexisting Active Fault

Shallow seismic profiling in meizoseismal area of Xingtai earthquakes,phase division of Cenozoic movement of deep and shallow structures,analysis of characteristics of crustal and upper mantle structure,and comparative study on parameters of seismic sources indicate that the listric faults controlling the development of early Tertiary basin-range structure and eastward gently-dipping detachment below it in the Xingtai epicentral area are not related to the occurrence of Xingtai earthquakes.The Xingtai earthquake swarm is a product of threedimensional fracutre process in which the discontinuous “deep faults“,separated by NWtrending faults or by transverse barriers,successively tore,fractured,and propagated upward and ,hence,caused the stress between the adjacent deep faults to migrate and load under the action of latest tectonic stress field.The Xingtai seismogenic fault represents a “newly generated fault“ resulted from the upward tearing and propagation of the preexisting crustal“deep fault“.     

Evolution of 3D velocity structure before Dayao M=6.2 and M=6.1 earthquakes in 2003

Introduction The Sichuan-Yunnan rhombic block (KAN et al, 1977) located to the southeast of Qinghai-Xizang (Tibetan) sub-plate is one of the most seismically active tectonic regions and ac- tive region of strong earthquakes to monitor (MA et al, 1987). Af…     

Surface motion of a semi-elliptical hill for incident plane SH waves

A closed-form analytical solution of surface motion of a semi-elliptical cylindrical hill for incident plane SH waves is presented. Although some previous analytical work had already dealt with hill topography of semi-circular and shallow circular, our work aims at calculating surface motion of very prolate hill for high incident frequency, and explaining the special vibrating properties of very prolate hill. Accuracy of the solution is checked by boundary conditions, numerical results for surface motion of oblate and prolate hills are calculated, and some conclusions are obtained.     

Surface motion of a cylindrical hill of circular-arc cross-section for incident plane SH waves

A closed-form solution of two-dimensional scattering of plane SH waves by a cylindrical hill of circular-arc cross-section in a half-space is presented using the wave functions expansion method. The solution is reduced to solving a set of infinite linear algebraic equations, using the auxiliary functions and the exterior region form of the Graf's addition theorem. Numerical solutions are obtained by truncation of the infinite equations and their accuracies are demonstrated by convergence of the numerical results and by the extent to which the numerical results fit the exact boundary conditions with increasing the truncation order. The numerical results for some typical cases are then presented for checking accuracies of various numerical methods. The effects of the height-to-width ratio of the hill on surface ground motion are finally illustrated.     

A series solution for surface motion amplification due to underground twin tunnels: incident SV waves

A series solution of displacement response of the ground surface in the presence of underground twin tunnels subjectcd to excitation of incident plane SV waves is derived by using Fourier-Bessel series expansion method. The numerical parametric study shows that underground twin tunnels significantly amplify the nearby surface ground motion. It is suggested that the effect of subways on ground motion should be considered when the subways are planned and designed.     

平面SV波入射下半圆凸起地形地表运动解析解

采用波函数展开法,并借助辅助函数思想,给出了平面SV波入射下半圆凸起地形地表运动的一个解析解,并对解答的收敛性和截断计算精度进行了检验;最后通过若干算例分析了入射频率和入射角度以及凸起地形宽度对地表运动的影响. 数值结果表明,凸起地形对入射SV波具有显著的放大作用, 该放大作用可达自由场的4倍以上. 当入射频率较低时, 位移峰值多位于半空间地表; 而当入射频率较高时,位移峰值多位于凸起地形表面.      

Scattering of plane SH waves by a circular- arc hill with a circular tunnel

IntroductionEarthquakedamageinvestigationsandtheoreticalanalysesshowthatahillamplifiesincidentwavestremendouslyduetomulti-reflectionofthewaveswithinthehill;notabledynamicstressconcentrationisobservedonwallofatunnel(Pao,Mow,1973;Lee,Trifunac,1979).Therefore,itmaybeassumedthattheexistenceofatunnelinahillmighthavegreateramplificationeffectonthegroundmotionnearby,andthedynamicstressconcentrationofthetunnelinthehillmightbemorenotable.Itiscommonthattherailwaysorhighwaysarethroughahilloramountainwi…     

弹性层状半空间中凸起地形对入射平面SH波的放大作用

对Wolf理论进行拓展,使之可解决凸起地形对波的散射问题,进而利用间接边界元法,求解了弹性层状半空间中凸起地形对入射平面SH波的放大作用问题。本文模型的显著特点之一是考虑了层状半空间的动力特性以及层状半空间和凸起地形的阻尼;特点之二是计算精度高。文中以基岩上单一土层中半圆凸起地形对入射平面SH波的放大作用为例进行了数值计算分析。研究表明,基岩上单一土层中凸起地形对入射平面SH波放大作用和均匀半空间中凸起地形有着本质的差别;土层动力特性不仅影响凸起地形地表位移的幅值,还会影响地表位移的频谱;阻尼会显著降低凸起地形对高频波的放大作用。     

SH波入射时半圆形凸起与凹陷地形的地震动

研究了弹性半空间中半圆形凸起与凹陷相连地形对SH波的散射问题。将整个求解区域分割为2部分,在其中分别构造满足边界条件的位移解,通过移动坐标使之满足“公共边界”以及半圆形凹陷表面上的边界条件,从而建立起求解该问题的无穷代数方程组。最后,给出了地表位移幅值的数值结果以及凸起地形顶点和凹陷地形最低点处位移幅值的反应谱并进行了讨论。     

SH波作用下浅埋裂纹附近半圆形凸起的地震动

利用Green函数、复变函数及多极坐标法研究了浅埋裂纹附近的半圆形凸起地形对SH波的散射问题。首先求解出适合本问题的Green函数,即含有半圆形凸起的弹性半空间内任意一点承受时间谐和的出平面线源荷载作用时位移场的解答。然后,从半圆形凸起地形对SH波的散射问题出发,利用本问题的Green函数在基体内构造裂纹。最后给出了浅埋裂纹附近的半圆形凸起地形对SH波散射的位移场。通过算例讨论了裂纹对地表位移幅值的影响,结果表明裂纹在一定情况下具有减震作用。