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Abstract

Knowledge of normal fault geometry at depth is of considerable interest for oil exploration because rollover anticlines commonly provide significant hydrocarbon traps. The relationships between normal faults and rollovers can be characterized from the shape of the seismic imaged horizons within the hanging-wall block and providing that a valid deformation mechanism is defined for the geological material during extension by normal faulting (inverse problem).

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