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A heuristic approach to structural consistency of a horizon surface with tectonic faults based on Mallet’s discrete model *

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A parametric model of topological consistency is developed with fault amplitude as a control parameter, and an algorithm for sequential incorporation of weak control points is proposed, replacing the gradient descent with stable two-dimensional finite element interpolation.

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