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          where a h and a V are Biot’s coefficients in the horizontal and vertical direc-
          tions, respectively.
             Eqs. (1.48) and (1.49) are similar to the ones presented by Thiercelin and
          Plumb (1994), where they did not consider thermal effects. If E h ¼ E V ¼ E,
          n h ¼ n V ¼ n, a h ¼ a V ¼ a, a Th ¼ a T , Eqs. (1.48) and (1.49) can be
          simplified to the isotropic case, as follows:

                    n                      E               Ea T
             s h ¼     ðs V   ap p Þþ ap p þ   ðε h þ nε H Þþ   DT    (1.50)
                  1   n                  1   n 2           1   n
                    n                       E               Ea T
             s H ¼     ðs V   ap p Þþ ap p þ   ðε H þ nε h Þþ   DT    (1.51)
                  1   n                   1   n 2          1   n
             If ε h ¼ ε H ¼ 0, then Eqs. (1.48) and (1.49) can be simplified to the case
          of the TI rocks in the uniaxial strain condition:

                            E h n V                     Ea Th
                     s h ¼          ðs V   a V p p Þ þ a h p p þ  DT  (1.52)
                          E V ð1   n h Þ                1   n h



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