The reflected-transmitted and head waves SH-type produced by a thin layer which is placed between two elastic half-spaces with a rigid contact (Q1388948)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1163733
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    The reflected-transmitted and head waves SH-type produced by a thin layer which is placed between two elastic half-spaces with a rigid contact
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1163733

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      The reflected-transmitted and head waves SH-type produced by a thin layer which is placed between two elastic half-spaces with a rigid contact (English)
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      11 November 1998
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      The authors study the interference wave field in layered media, namely for two half-spaces, \(z<H\) and \(z>H+h\) \((z\) is a Cartesian coordinate) separated by a thin layer, \(H<z<H+h\). The media are isotropic and homogeneous, and the wave source is placed at the origin. The \(SV\)-type waves are also taken into account. The authors use numerical simulation via the contour integration technique, and analyze main types of \(SV\)-waves (body, channel, head, and tunnelling waves) both in time and in frequency domains. As expected, the propagation in the layer disappears when the layer thickness is less that the quarter of the wavelength. Also, some maxima in the spectral domain are observed, and a shift between them is produced as the horizontal distance increases.
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      time domain
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      frequency domain
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      contour integration technique
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      maxima in spectral domain
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      \(SV\)-type waves
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      interference wave field
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      numerical simulation
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