curvature of curved surfaces are obtained by setting the propagation properties of Rayleigh waves on plane surface as basis. Some basic properties of the Rayleigh surface wave propagation along curved surfaces are described by means of theoretical analysis and numerical examples....
Rayleigh waves, which are elastic surface waves occurring at the interface between a solid elastic body and vacuum, are investigated. The exact solution of some canonical elastodynamic problems in a circular cylindrical geometry is given, from which the Rayleigh wave contribution is isolated. The disp...
Although the solutions in eqn (6) are for 2-D disturbances propagating on a planar interface, similar Rayleigh waves can be propagated on the curved surfaces of 3-D geometries, allowing their use in the inspection of surface areas of a component that might not be directly accessible. Rayleigh...
Prajapati, Rayleigh-Taylor instability and internal waves in strongly coupled quantum plasma. Phys. Plasmas 24, 112101 (2017) ADS MATH Google Scholar J.P. Sykes, T.P. Gallagher, B.A. Rankin, Effects of Rayleigh-Taylor instabilities on turbulent premixed flames in a curved rectangular duct. ...
Miles41 noted the importance of including the effects of the parabolic free-surface of a rotating body of liquid when calculating the properties of free-surface waves in rotating systems. Therefore, we combine the approaches of both Taylor2 and Miles41 and consider a two-layer liquid ...
Peculiarities of surface waves, mainly the Rayleigh waves, propagation along curved surfaces play an important role in seismology because of the Earth surface curvature [9.3-6]. In acoustoelectronics the wave propagation on curved surfaces allows us to construct the delay lines for large times [9.7...
Wang Z.K., Jin F.: Influence of curvature on the propagation properties of Rayleigh waves on curved surfaces of arbitrary form. Acta Mech. Sin. 34 , 895–903 (2002) (in Chinese)Wang,Z.K,Jin,F. Influence of curvature on the propagation properties of Rayleigh waves on curved surfaces of...
This solution is helpful for understanding the phenomenon of Rayleigh's waves. In this article, we use a boundary element method to simulate the solution of an elastic solid with a curved free surface under impact loading. This problem is considered difficult for numerical methods. Lamb's ...
surface wave could exist (it is now called a Rayleigh wave).Rayleigh waveshave a prominent vertical component and can travel only on the earth's surface. The particle motion inRayleigh wavesfollows a retrogradeelliptical orbit. Below the earth's surface, the displacement of the particles ...
The leaky Rayleigh waves were generated by the critical refraction of longitudinal waves with an incident angle of 31° on the Detection results of isotropic materials According to the theory of surface acoustic wave propagation described in Section 2, a 5 MHz immersion focused transducer was ...