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Surface Waves in Cubic Elastic Materials

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In this paper, the existence of surface waves in a semi-infinite body with traction-free boundary composed of an arbitrary anisotropic elastic material is investigated, and the results are applied to three particular configurations of the boundary and surface wave normals.
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Summary In Part I of this article a programme is formulated for investigating the existence of surface waves in a semi-infinite body with traction-free boundary composed of an arbitrary anisotropic elastic material. Part II describes in detail the realization of this programme for materials with cubic symmetry, and the results are applied in Part III, first to the general existence problem, then to three particular configurations of the boundary and surface wave normals which display features of especial interest and have previously been the subject of numerical studies. Although intended primarily as a contribution to the theory of elastic surface waves, the article gives extensive consideration to body waves and provides, inter alia , a more complete account of slowness surfaces and acoustic polarization fields for cubic media than has been available hitherto.

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Foundations of the Theory of Surface Waves in Anisotropic Elastic Materials

TL;DR: In this paper, it was shown that a free surface wave is intrinsically a subsonic phenomenon and that the set of directions on a particular anisotropic elastic half-space in which such waves can travel is determined by the slowness surface of the material.
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Consideration of the existence of surface wave (Rayleigh wave) solutions in anisotropic elastic crystals

TL;DR: In this paper, it was shown that a proper surface wave may always occur in a stable linear anisotropic half space provided that a certain real symmetric 3*3 matrix B is not positive definite for all velocities less than a limiting velocity nu L, the velocity at which bulk wave solutions first appear.
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Surface Elastic Waves in Cubic Crystals

TL;DR: In this article, a theoretical investigation of surface elastic waves in cubic crystals has been carried out using a theory developed by Stoneley, and a lattice dynamical theory of surface waves has been developed for a monatomic simple cubic lattice with nearest and next nearest neighbor central forces and angle bending forces involving successive nearest neighbors.
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