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The letters "p" and "s" stand for primary and secondary, but they can also be thought of in terms of how they move, p is for "pressure", and s for "shearing", the term "shearing" is a term that means the side-to-side motion of those waves. These waves are "surface waves", waves that travel on the surface of the Earth instead of through it.

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