Wave excitation, propagation and diffraction in elastic layered structures with obstacles
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In mathematical simulation of wave phenomena in layered solids two problems are important for seismic and physical acoustics: 1) the computation of incident field excited by a given source, and 2) the computation of scattered field diffracted by some obstacles such as cracks or inclusions. Here the authors present some results concerning the sounding of layered structures and ultrasonic detection of arbitrarily shaped and oriented cracks. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1029.00072].
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