Two-Dimensional Finite Difference Forward Modeling for Stable Point Power Field Based on Optimized k Value

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The article presents a numerical simulation method for 2D resistivity finite difference forward calculation of point source. On the basis of traditional mixed boundary conditions and decomposition of linear equations, Xu's selection of the wave number k for Fourier inverse transform is using to obtain more accurate numerical results. The results show that this approach simplifies the problem of the numerical simulation for two-dimensional geoelectrical field and effectively control the simulation accurac

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