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Summary

This abstract introduces a novel geophysical quantum-annealing application utilizing the Quadratic Unconstrained Binary Optimization (QUBO) algorithm. The algorithm addresses the sparse spike deconvolution (SSD) as a QUBO problem to derive reflectivity from seismic CDP stacks. Initially, we provide a theoretical description of the QUBO algorithm. Subsequently, we present the formulation and mapping of SSD to the QUBO framework. We then apply this approach to a real-world problem, demonstrating various parameters and their impact on the output reflectivity.

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2025-10-06
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