Sedimentary Structure Derived From Multi‐Mode Ambient Noise Tomography With Dense OBS Network at the Japan Trench

Sedimentary Structure Derived From Multi‐Mode Ambient Noise Tomography With Dense OBS Network at the Japan Trench
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10.1029/2021jb021789
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2021-04
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth
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Lina Yamaya;K. Mochizuki;T. Akuhara;K. Nishida
Lina Yamaya;K. Mochizuki;T. Akuhara;K. Nishida
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Lina Yamaya;K. Mochizuki;T. Akuhara;K. Nishida

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