In the deconvolution example shown in Figure 5.29, the predicted signal shown in panel ((mathrm{C})) is much

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In the deconvolution example shown in Figure 5.29, the predicted signal shown in panel \((\mathrm{C})\) is much longer than the airgun signal in panel (B). Explain the origin of the long tails of the predicted signal.

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