Reply by authors to J. A. Hudson and S. Crampin
M. Schoenberg, Francis Muir · Geophysics · 1991
We are glad that some people are reading our paper critically, and welcome their comments. This is particularly important since we are aware of many groups who are using the calculus to get a handle on what kinds of effects to expect when certain elements are combined in the model of a rock mass. In addition, there is an unexpected application to modeling irregular boundaries (Muir et al., 1991) and an extension to modeling stiffeners in layered permeable systems (Schoenberg, 1991). Hudson and Crampin touch on one aspect of our paper, and we offer the following comments.