Surface waves in a stratified half-space with enhanced continuum properties. I: Formulation of the boundary value problem. II: Analysis of the wave characteristics in regard to high-speed railway tracks (Q1977023)

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    Surface waves in a stratified half-space with enhanced continuum properties. I: Formulation of the boundary value problem. II: Analysis of the wave characteristics in regard to high-speed railway tracks
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1443810

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      Surface waves in a stratified half-space with enhanced continuum properties. I: Formulation of the boundary value problem. II: Analysis of the wave characteristics in regard to high-speed railway tracks (English)
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      2 October 2001
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      In part I the authors formulate a boundary value problem which provides for the title problem dispersion curves associated with disturbances in the upper layer (free surface wave modes). Part II examines the surface wave propagation through a stratified half-space that consists of an upper layer with non-classical continuum properties, and rests on an classical elastic half-infinite substratum. Using a second-gradient continuum formulation and a Cosserat continuum formulation for the upper layer, the authors assess the effects of particle displacements and particle rotations.
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      micropolar model
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      second-gradient model
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      non-classical upper layer
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      free surface wave modes
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      boundary value problem
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      dispersion curves
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      surface wave propagation
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      stratified half-space
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      elastic half-infinite substratum
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      Cosserat continuum
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      particle displacements
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      particle rotations
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