Wave splitting in linear viscoelasticity (Q1806559)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1358030
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1358030 |
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Wave splitting in linear viscoelasticity (English)
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29 May 2001
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The wave splitting (i.e. the decomposition of field into forward and backward propagating modes) is well known in electromagnetism where general solutions for the field were found. In linear viscoelasticity this problem is more complex due to nonstandard relationships describing dissipative effects. Here the author discusses the wave splitting in the case when the dissipativity is represented by a single Maxwell element, and in the case when there are several connections of a Maxwell element and a Kelvin element. Time-dependents solutions are obtained by the use of Laplace transform. Finally, the author derives expressions for reflection and transmission coefficients.
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connection of Maxwell and Kelvin elements
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reflection coefficient
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transmission coefficient
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wave splitting
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linear viscoelasticity
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dissipativity
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Maxwell element
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Laplace transform
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0.7771838903427124
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0.7714661955833435
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0.7635614275932312
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