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These calculations show that the composite can be used as a collimator of stress
waves to get stress waves of very high intensity and polarized in a direction
parallel to the fibers . It can also be used as a filter of stress waves since the
amount ...
These calculations show that the composite can be used as a collimator of stress
waves to get stress waves of very high intensity and polarized in a direction
parallel to the fibers . It can also be used as a filter of stress waves since the
amount ...
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We also notice from the figures that the nature of various curves for the elastic
wave propagation in the yz plane is ... Thus , information about the arrangement
of the fibers can be obtained from a study of the propagation of short elastic
waves ...
We also notice from the figures that the nature of various curves for the elastic
wave propagation in the yz plane is ... Thus , information about the arrangement
of the fibers can be obtained from a study of the propagation of short elastic
waves ...
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of waves incident between the angles 0 and 0 + do is same for all values of 0 ,
where the range of 0 is from – 90° to 90° . We notice from Fig . 14 and Fig . 24
that g ( 0 ) is very small for 101 > 5° compared with the height of the peak at 0 = 0
° .
of waves incident between the angles 0 and 0 + do is same for all values of 0 ,
where the range of 0 is from – 90° to 90° . We notice from Fig . 14 and Fig . 24
that g ( 0 ) is very small for 101 > 5° compared with the height of the peak at 0 = 0
° .
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| Title | Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Volume 1 Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, ScienceDirect (Online service) |
| Editor | Herbert Herman |
| Publisher | Academic Press, 1972 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2007 |
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