Multiple Scattering of Waves
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- The effective field method in linear problems of statics of composite media
- The Kramers-Kronig relations method and wave propagation in porous elastic media
- SH waves of an arbitrarily frequency in random fibrous composites via the K-K relations
- Causality and theories of multiple scattering in random media
- Phase velocity and attenuation of plane elastic waves in a particle- reinforced composite medium
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- The scattering of a plane elastic wave by spherical elastic inclusions
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- Elastic waves in a composite containing inhomogeneous fibers
- Elastic waves in a fiber-reinforced composite
- Multiple scattering of antiplane shear waves in a piezoelectric fibrous composite medium with slip at interfaces
- Scattering of a plane harmonic SH wave by multiple layered inclusions
- Multiple scattering of elastic waves in a fiber-reinforced composite
- The transmission of a longitudinal wave through a layer of spherical inclusions with a random or periodic arrangement
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- Low frequency approximations for effective wavenumbers and moduli of randomly perforated poroelastic media
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- Wave simulation in 2D heterogeneous transversely isotropic porous media with fractional attenuation: a Cartesian grid approach
- A new integral equation approach to elastodynamic homogenization
- Resonant multiple wave scattering in the seismic response of a city
- Renormalization of the Helmholtz equation for the problem of electromagnetic propagation in a layer of spherical scatterers
- The role of surface tension in elastic wave scattering in an inhomogeneous poroelastic medium
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- Scattering of elastic wave from poroelastic inclusions located in a fluid
- Electromagnetic interactions of dipole distributions with a stratified medium: Power fluxes and scattering cross sections
- Numerical and analytical studies of attenuation coefficient in 2D matrix-inclusion composites with randomly distributed circular inclusions
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