Abstract:
In this paper, the two-dimensional eikonal equation f2x+f2y=ϕ2, where ϕ=1v, and v(x,y) is a wavespropagation velocity, is discussed. This non-linear equation is reduced to a quasilinear equation for a new dependent variable u. For some kinds of the functions ϕ, solutions to the quasilinear equations are found. This means that it is possible to solve the original equation for such ϕ. This paper also offers an approach to finding a new solution based on a known one.
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