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Figure S1. Complete data records for (A) event 20101103, (B) event 20081217, and (C)

event 20110519. The selected representative records for the whole array are displayed in

Fig. 1.

Figure S2. Comparison between the P data and synthetics for the model proposed by

Savage (2012).

Figure S3. Sensitive test for models with different slab heterogeneities characterized by

different ax, az, and σp in von Kármán distribution function. The numbers on top of

synthetics frames are width of the slab, ax, az, and σp.

Figure S4. Test for the attenuation effects. Comparing to the model without considering

attenuation (A), an attenuated model (B) shows significant amplitude drop, especially at

the smaller distance while rays sample the low-Q mantle wedge. (C) shows the same

seismograms in (B) but with amplitude amplified by 2. Note the waveforms in (C) are

almost identical as those in (A) at distance larger than 0.6°. The red dash line in (A)

displays the LVL trapped high frequency arrivals, which is not shown for the attenuated

model.

Figure S5. Comparison between the synthetics without and with attenuation. The

attenuation is added by applying t* correction assuming Q = 700.

Figure S6 Spectrograms for the data and synthetics for models with different slab

heterogeneities characterized by different ax, az, and σp.

Figure S7. Sensitive test for models with different extended depth of the LVL.

Figure S8. Sensitive test for models with different width of the slab.

Figure S9. Sensitive test for models with different slab dipping angle.

20101103

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