Lessons in Seismic Computing

This trade paperback is in good condition, with some wear consistent with its age. The cover shows minor shelf wear, and there is a handwritten name inside. The binding remains intact, ensuring durability for continued use. No dust jacket is present, which is typical for this format.

"Lessons in Seismic Computing" by Morris Miller Slotnick, published by the Society of Exploration Geophysicists in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a key text in the field of geophysics. This edition, a fourth printing from 1986, serves as a memorial to the author, providing insights into seismic computing techniques. Slotnick's work is edited by Richard A. Geyer, enhancing its academic value. Originally published in 1959, this edition continues to be relevant for professionals and scholars interested in the computational aspects of seismology. The book is a trade paperback, reflecting its practical use in academic and professional settings. This copy has a personal inscription, adding a unique touch to its history. The absence of a dust jacket is typical for this format. Its scarcity in this specific printing makes it a valuable addition to collections focused on geophysical exploration and seismic studies.