Use a combination of words (be concise), mathematical notation, and diagrams to answer this question. Briefly...

Use a combination of words (be concise), mathematical notation, and diagrams to answer this question. Briefly define and describe:

(a) Ray parameter [5 points]

(b) Normal Moveout (NMO) [5 points]

(c) Quality Factor [5 points]

(d) Seismic (or acoustic) impedance [5 points]

(e) Overdetermined linear inverse problem [5 points]

(f) Transmission coefficient [5 points]

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