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Phase velocity and attenuation of plane elastic waves in a particle- reinforced composite medium
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    Phase velocity and attenuation of plane elastic waves in a particle- reinforced composite medium (English)
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    Our study considered effective-plane-wave propagation, both longitudinal and shear, through a medium containing a random distribution of spherical inclusions. We assumed that the particles and matrix are separated by a thin layer of elastic material with different properties. For some systems, we predict measurable effects for the thin layers. Especially, we considered Pb-epoxy and SiC-Al.
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    thin interface layers
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    dynamic properties
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    Foldy equations
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    particle- reinforced composite medium
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    scattering
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    effective-plane-wave propagation
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    longitudinal
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    shear
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    random distribution of spherical inclusions
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