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2. Periodic Capillary-Gravity Water Waves of Small Amplitude.
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Li, Qixiang and Wang, JinRong
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In this paper, we investigate two-dimensional capillary-gravity water waves of small amplitude, which propagate over a flat bed. We prove the existence of a local curve of solutions by using the Crandall–Rabinowitz local bifurcation theory, and show the uniqueness for the capillary-gravity water waves. Furthermore, we recover the dispersion relation for the constant vorticity setting. Moreover, we present a formal stability result for the bifurcation of the laminar solution. In addition, we prove the analyticity of the free surface. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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3. Dispersion Relation and Dynamic Properties of Pendulum-Type Waves Caused by Low-Frequency Vibrations in Blocky Rock Masses with Complex Block-Hierarchical Structures.
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Jiang, Kuan and Qi, Cheng-zhi
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WAVE packets ,ROCK bursts ,EQUATIONS of motion ,THEORY of wave motion ,STRESS waves ,UNDERGROUND construction ,DISPERSION relations - Abstract
Purpose: This article concentrates on the block-hierarchical structures of rock masses and investigates the dynamic problem and dispersion relation of pendulum-type waves caused by the low-frequency vibrations of rock blocks in blocky rock masses, and determines the effect of block-hierarchical structures. Methods: The blocky rock masses composed of granite blocks and rubber interlayers are simplified into the block–spring model and the wave motion model. Based on Bloch theorem and d'Alembert's principle, the dispersion relation and equations of motion of blocky rock masses with complex block-hierarchical structures are determined, respectively. Conclusion: With the increase of the rock size and geomechanical invariant, the initial frequency of the first attenuation zone gradually decreases, and only the low-frequency waves lower than that frequency can propagate in the blocky rock masses, which reveals the mechanism of low-frequency characteristics of pendulum-type waves theoretically. Research on the two models with different block-hierarchical structures indicates that the equivalent substitution of the two models is not universal and unconditional. The larger the stiffness ratio, or the higher the order of block-hierarchical structures, the smaller is the effect of ignoring the high-order hierarchical structures. Applications: The research will be of interest to a wide range of experts in the fields of stress wave propagation, earthquake engineering and rock bursts, as well as those working to reduce the engineering vibrations of underground structures and process monitored wave packet data for structures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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4. Electromagnetic TE- and TM-waves propagation in a plane waveguide covered with graphene characterized by nonlinear conductivity
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Yury G. Smirnov and Stanislav V. Tikhov
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electromagnetic waves ,dielectric waveguide ,plain layer ,graphene ,nonlinear conductivity ,maxwell’s equations ,dispersion relation ,Physics ,QC1-999 ,Electronics ,TK7800-8360 - Abstract
Background. Guiding properties of waveguiding structures with graphene are of great importance for various applications and have been studied in many papers. In all such studies, graphene was characterized, as a rule, by linear surface conductivity. However, if the intensity of an electromagnetic wave is large enough, the interaction of graphene with the electromagnetic wave becomes nonlinear; in this case, it is more correct to describe graphene by nonlinear conductivity. Aim. This work is aimed at studying the influence of cubic nonlinearity of graphene, corresponding to the so-called self-action effects (not affecting the frequency of the incident wave), on the propagation of TE- and TM-polarized waves in the structure, which is a plain dielectric layer covered on one side by graphene. Methods. In this study, the guiding properties of the waveguide are studied using primarily an analytical approach. Thus, from Maxwell's equations, material equations and boundary conditions, a couple of dispersion equations for TE-and TM-polarized waves is derived and then its solvability is studied. In addition, some numerical experiments are carried out in the study. Results. The dispersion equations of the studied waveguiding structure for TE- and TM-polarized waves are derived in explicit form. Studying analytically obtained equations, conditions for waveguide parameters are found, providing the existence of a given number of waveguide modes. In addition, some numerical results are obtained in the paper, which give an idea of the influence of nonlinear effects on the electromagnetic waves propagating in the structure. Conclusion. The results obtained in this paper reveal two effects related to the cubic nonlinearity of graphene. Firstly, in a plain dielectric layer with graphene coating in the strong nonlinear regime TE-waves with longer wavelength and TM-waves with shorter wavelength propagate compared to electromagnetic waves that propagate in the same structure in the linear regime. Secondly, the strong cubic nonlinearity leads to a greater localization of the electromagnetic wave within the waveguiding structure.
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- 2024
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5. Nearshore Bathymetry of Figueira da Foz, Portugal, Derived from Sentinel-1 SAR Satellites
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Abreu, Tiago, Santos, Diogo, Silva, Paulo A., Baptista, Paulo, Pisello, Anna Laura, Editorial Board Member, Hawkes, Dean, Editorial Board Member, Bougdah, Hocine, Editorial Board Member, Rosso, Federica, Editorial Board Member, Abdalla, Hassan, Editorial Board Member, Boemi, Sofia-Natalia, Editorial Board Member, Mohareb, Nabil, Editorial Board Member, Mesbah Elkaffas, Saleh, Editorial Board Member, Bozonnet, Emmanuel, Editorial Board Member, Pignatta, Gloria, Editorial Board Member, Mahgoub, Yasser, Editorial Board Member, De Bonis, Luciano, Editorial Board Member, Kostopoulou, Stella, Editorial Board Member, Pradhan, Biswajeet, Editorial Board Member, Abdul Mannan, Md., Editorial Board Member, Alalouch, Chaham, Editorial Board Member, Gawad, Iman O., Editorial Board Member, Nayyar, Anand, Editorial Board Member, Amer, Mourad, Series Editor, Bezzeghoud, Mourad, editor, Ergüler, Zeynal Abiddin, editor, Rodrigo-Comino, Jesús, editor, Jat, Mahesh Kumar, editor, Kalatehjari, Roohollah, editor, Bisht, Deepak Singh, editor, Biswas, Arkoprovo, editor, Chaminé, Helder I., editor, Shah, Afroz Ahmad, editor, Radwan, Ahmed E., editor, Knight, Jasper, editor, Panagoulia, Dionysia, editor, Kallel, Amjad, editor, Turan, Veysel, editor, Chenchouni, Haroun, editor, Ciner, Attila, editor, and Gentilucci, Matteo, editor
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- 2024
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6. A novel high accuracy finite-difference time-domain method.
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Sekido, Harune and Umeda, Takayuki
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FINITE difference time domain method , *LAPLACIAN operator , *DISPERSION relations , *SOUND waves , *DIFFERENCE operators , *ELECTROMAGNETIC waves , *ACOUSTIC wave propagation - Abstract
The finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method is widely used for numerical simulations of electromagnetic waves and acoustic waves. It is known, however, that the Courant condition is restricted in higher dimensions and with higher order differences in space. Although it is possible to relax the Courant condition by utilizing the third-degree difference in space, there remains a large anisotropy in the numerical dispersion at large Courant numbers. This study aims to reduce the anisotropy in the numerical dispersion and relax the Courant condition simultaneously. A new third-degree difference operator including the Laplacian is introduced to the time-development equations of FDTD(2,4) with second- and fourth-order accuracies. The present numerical simulations have demonstrated that numerical oscillations due to the anisotropic dispersion relation are reduced with the new operator. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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7. Flexural waves at the edge of nonlocal elastic plate associated with the Pasternak foundation.
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Manna, Santanu and Som, Rahul
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ELASTIC plates & shells , *ELASTIC foundations , *WAVENUMBER , *DISPERSION relations , *LAMB waves , *THEORY of wave motion - Abstract
In this article, an elastic foundation is used to study the characteristics of flexural edge waves propagating on a piezoelectric structure. The nonlocal elasticity theory is introduced to investigate the microscale effect on edge wave propagation. The traditional Kirchhoff plate hypothesis is used to determine the kinematics of the piezoelectric plate. By considering the sinusoidal waveform, a closed-form dispersion relation can be obtained. In the context of a flexural edge wave on a piezoelectric plate, an analytical and graphical comparison between the two boundary conditions (i.e. short circuit and open circuit) is discussed. In the presence of nonlocal elasticity, the dispersion relation is implied as an implicit function of frequency and wave number. A significant difference occurred between the dispersion curves for piezoelectric plates with different foundations and nonlocal parameters. Due to the Pasternak elastic foundation, an increasing rate of the fundamental mode of frequency is observed at the traction-free edge of a thin, semi-infinite piezoelectric plate. In contrast, the nonlocal elasticity tends to decrease this fundamental frequency mode for a particular wave number value. The corresponding phase velocity decreases rapidly within a short range of wave numbers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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8. Automated High-Resolution Bathymetry from Sentinel-1 SAR Images in Deeper Nearshore Coastal Waters in Eastern Florida.
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Mudiyanselage, Sanduni D., Wilkinson, Ben, and Abd-Elrahman, Amr
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TERRITORIAL waters , *SYNTHETIC aperture radar , *FAST Fourier transforms , *BATHYMETRY , *BATHYMETRIC maps - Abstract
Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagers are active microwave sensors that could overcome many challenges of passive optical bathymetry inversion, yet their capacity to yield accurate high-resolution bathymetric mapping is not studied sufficiently. In this study, we evaluate the feasibility of applying fast Fourier transform (FFT) to SAR data in coastal nearshore bathymetry derivation in Florida's coastal waters. The study aims to develop a robust SAR bathymetry inversion framework across extensive spatial scales to address the dearth of bathymetric data in deeper nearshore coastal regions. By leveraging the Sentinel-1 datasets as a rich source of training data, our method yields high-resolution and accurate depth extraction up to 80 m. A comprehensive workflow to determine both the wavelength and peak wave period is associated with the proposed automated model compilation. A novel contour geometry-based spectral analysis technique for wavelength retrieval is presented that enables an efficient and scalable SAR bathymetry model. Multi-date SAR images were used to assess the robustness of the proposed depth-retrieval model. An accuracy assessment against the GMRT data demonstrated the high efficacy of the proposed approach, achieving a coefficient of determination ( R 2 ) above 0.95, a root-mean-square error (RMSE) of 1.56–10.20 m, and relative errors of 3.56–11.08% in automatically extracting the underwater terrain at every 50 m interval. A sensitivity analysis was conducted to estimate the uncertainty associated with our method. Overall, this study highlights the potential of SAR technology to produce updated, cost-effective, and accurate bathymetry maps of high resolution and to fill bathymetric data gaps worldwide. The code and datasets are made publicly available. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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9. Influence of Homo- and Hetero-Junctions on the Propagation Characteristics of Radially Propagated Cylindrical Surface Acoustic Waves in a Piezoelectric Semiconductor Semi-Infinite Medium.
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Guo, Xiao, Wang, Yilin, Xu, Chunyu, Wei, Zibo, and Ding, Chenxi
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ACOUSTIC surface waves , *ACOUSTIC wave propagation , *WAVE amplification , *SOUND waves , *SEMICONDUCTORS , *ACOUSTIC resonators , *ELASTIC deformation - Abstract
This paper theoretically investigates the influence of homo- and hetero-junctions on the propagation characteristics of radially propagated cylindrical surface acoustic waves in a piezoelectric semiconductor semi-infinite medium. First, the basic equations of the piezoelectric semiconductor semi-infinite medium are mathematically derived. Then, based on these basic equations and the transfer matrix method, two equivalent mathematical models are established concerning the propagation of radially propagated cylindrical surface acoustic waves in this piezoelectric semiconductor semi-infinite medium. Based on the surface and interface effect theory, the homo- or hetero-junction is theoretically treated as a two-dimensional electrically imperfect interface in the first mathematical model. To legitimately confirm the interface characteristic lengths that appear in the electrically imperfect interface conditions, the homo- or hetero-junction is equivalently treated as a functional gradient thin layer in the second mathematical model. Finally, based on these two mathematical models, the dispersion and attenuation curves of radially propagated cylindrical surface acoustic waves are numerically calculated to discuss the influence of the homo- and hetero-junctions on the dispersion and attenuation characteristics of radially propagated cylindrical surface acoustic waves. The interface characteristic lengths are legitimately confirmed through the comparison of dispersion and attenuation curves calculated using the two equivalent mathematical models. As piezoelectric semiconductor energy harvesters usually work under elastic deformation, the establishment of mathematical models and the revelation of physical mechanisms are both fundamental to the analysis and optimization of micro-scale surface acoustic wave resonators, energy harvesters, and acoustic wave amplification based on the propagation of surface acoustic waves. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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10. Thermophysical and lattice vibrational study of thorium telluride (ThTe) by use of three-body force shell model.
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Srivastava, Umesh Chandra
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THORIUM , *DISPERSION relations , *ELASTICITY , *DENSITY of states , *ELASTIC constants , *EQUATIONS of state , *SPECIFIC heat - Abstract
In this paper, a complete lattice study of thorium telluride (ThTe) in the effects of three-body interaction (TBI) in the framework of RIM and RSM models is reported. By use of the present model, I have theoretically reported elastic constants, pressure derivatives, dispersion relation curve, specific heat curve, combined density of states (CDS) and equation of state of the ThTe compound. The achieved results are good with experimentally reported results and have given very important information about this compound for further investigation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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11. Analytical Properties of Dispersion Relations of the Equation of Internal Gravity Waves.
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Bulatov, V. V.
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INTERNAL waves , *GRAVITY waves , *AIRY functions , *DISPERSION relations , *BESSEL functions , *WAVENUMBER - Abstract
In this work, the analytical properties of dispersion relations of the equation of internal gravity waves with benchmark and arbitrary distributions of buoyancy frequency are investigated. To solve the problem analytically, the benchmark distribution of the buoyancy frequency is used, which is known from applied oceanological calculations in the presence of seasonal thermocline. Implicit forms of dispersion dependences are obtained; they are expressed through the Bessel function of real index. For nonzero wave numbers, an asymptotic method of studying the dispersion relation is proposed based on constructing uniform asymptotics of the Bessel functions for large values of real index and argument, expressed through the Airy functions. For an arbitrary distribution of buoyancy frequency, the asymptotic representations of dispersions relationships at small wavenumbers are obtained by means of the perturbation method and the WKB method. The solutions constructed in this work allow further computing the amplitude-phase characteristics for the fields of internal gravity waves with benchmark and arbitrary distributions of the buoyancy frequency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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12. Love waves propagation in layered waveguide structures including flexomagneticity/flexoelectricity and micro-inertia effects.
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Hrytsyna, Olha, Sladek, Jan, Sladek, Vladimir, and Hrytsyna, Maryan
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FLEXOELECTRICITY , *WAVEGUIDES , *SHORT circuits , *ACOUSTIC devices , *STRAINS & stresses (Mechanics) , *DISPERSION relations , *INERTIA (Mechanics) , *THEORY of wave motion - Abstract
A gradient-type theory with flexomagnetic/flexoelectric and micro-inertia effects is used to study Love wave propagation in the layered magneto-electro-elastic structures. Two waveguide structures are considered: flexo-piezoelectric layer deposited on the piezomagnetic half-space and flexo-piezomagnetic layer resting on the piezoelectric half-space. The dispersion equations are numerically investigated for the magneto-electrically open and short circuit conditions. It is concluded that the profile of dispersion curves depends on the material composition of the waveguide structure, the guiding layer thickness, and the relative values of flexomagnetic/flexoelectric coefficients and the micro-inertia length-scale parameter. The obtained results are helpful for mathematical modeling of new small-sized acoustic devices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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13. Dispersion and Group Analysis of Dusty Burgers Equations.
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Stoyanovskaya, O. P., Turova, G. D., and Yudina, N. M.
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We investigate the system of non-stationary one-dimensional equations consisting of a parabolic Burgers equation for the velocity of a viscous gas and a hyperbolic Hopf equation for the velocity of solid particles. The Burgers and Hopf equations are connected into a system due to relaxation terms simulating the momentum transfer between the carrier phase (gas) and the dispersed phase (particles). The momentum transfer intensity is inversely proportional to the relaxation time of the particle velocity to the gas velocity (stopping time). A dispersion relation is constructed for this system. A particular solution corresponding to the damping of a low-amplitude sound wave is found. For an infinitely short velocity relaxation time, the effective viscosity of the gas-dust medium is derived, which is determined by the viscosity of the gas and the mass fraction of particles in the mixture. The Lie algebra of symmetries of Burgers–Hopf system is found. Invariant submodels with respect to the basis operators of the symmetry algebra are derived. These submodels are explicitly integrated, except for one that defines stationary motion. For this submodel, a code has been developed for the numerical generation of particular solutions of the system. It is shown that the invariant solution determined by this submodel, in the asymptotic case of infinitely short velocity relaxation time also makes it possible to obtain the effective viscosity of the gas-dust mixture. Moreover, this effective viscosity coincides with the viscosity value determined from the dispersion relation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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14. Phonon Transport Characteristics of Nano-Silicon Thin Films Irradiated by Ultrafast Laser under Dispersion Relation.
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Mao, Yudong, Liu, Shouyu, Liu, Jiying, Yu, Mingzhi, Li, Xinwei, Kim, Moon Keun, and Yang, Kaimin
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DISPERSION relations ,PHONON dispersion relations ,THIN films ,PHONONS ,PHONON scattering ,LATTICE Boltzmann methods ,MASS transfer - Abstract
The gray model simplifies calculations by ignoring phonon polarization, but sacrifices a certain level of computational accuracy. In effect, the frequency and wavevector of phonons form complex polarization patterns, which means their propagation modes and vibrational directions have different influences. Therefore, based on the phonon dispersion relations in silicon, the lattice Boltzmann method is used to analyze the phonon transport characteristics in nano-silicon films under ultrafast laser excitation. The results show that the total energy density distribution obtained by superimposing acoustic and optical branches exhibits multiple wave-like behaviors. Among them, the acoustic branch has excellent transfer capability, dominating the rate at which the total energy density reaches a steady state distribution, while the optical branch has stronger heat capacity characteristics, with a greater impact on the peak value of the total energy density. When the heat transfer approaches a steady state, the longitudinal optical branch surprisingly contributes up to 52.73%. This indicates that the often-neglected optical phonons should also receive sufficient attention. Additionally, compared to the results of the gray model, it is found that the dispersion model is preferred when more attention is paid to the propagation characteristics during phonon transport. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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15. Hot plasma effects on the dispersion properties of plasmaspheric hiss and its electron diffusion
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Xin Ma, Xudong Gu, Qi Zhu, Luhuai Jiao, Jingzhi Wang, and Binbin Ni
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plasmaspheric hiss ,dispersion relation ,radiation belt electrons ,electron diffusion ,hot plasma effects ,Geophysics. Cosmic physics ,QC801-809 ,Astrophysics ,QB460-466 - Abstract
Electron diffusion caused by plasmaspheric hiss is an important mechanism for the loss of electrons in Earth's inner magnetosphere; it has also been considered responsible for the formation of the slot region between inner and outer radiation belts. The cold plasma dispersion relation of plasmaspheric hiss is widely used to quantify the scattering effect of energetic electrons. However, the existence of hot plasma in a realistic magnetospheric plasma environment modifies the dispersion relation of plasmaspheric hiss, thereby affecting wave-induced energetic electron scattering. This paper presents the results of some recent studies on the influence of hot plasma on the dispersion relation and electron scattering effects of plasmaspheric hiss. Using statistical analysis results based on satellite wave observations, the modification of the hiss dispersion relation under the effects of hot plasma was verified. Furthermore, based on typical case analyses and numerical calculations using the quasi-linear diffusion theory, we investigated the dependence of the hiss-driven electron scattering rates on the geomagnetic activities and hot plasma parameters (i.e., temperature anisotropy, hot electron temperature, and hot electron abundance). The results revealed that the cold plasma dispersion relation overestimates the scattering rate of energetic electrons below 100 keV. For electrons above 100 keV, the differences between the cold plasma and hot plasma dispersion relations in terms of the induced scattering rates are somewhat smaller; this indicates that using the cold plasma dispersion relation can lead to the underestimation of the hiss-driven rates of electron pitch angle diffusion at smaller pitch angles and the overestimation of the rates at higher pitch angles. In addition, the cold plasma assumption can cause resonant diffusion down to lower electron energies; however, when the observed hiss wave dispersion curves are used, the resonant electron diffusion tends to extend to smaller pitch angles with a broader range. Notably, the differences in the scattering rates between the cold plasma and hot plasma dispersion relations increase with the hot plasma parameters. Therefore, our results are important for future simulations of the hiss wave-induced electron diffusion processes in the actual magnetospheric plasma environment and the dynamic variability of radiation belt electrons.
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- 2023
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16. Simulation approach to electron transport phenomenon in graphene
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Azeez Abdullah Barzinjy
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Electron transport ,Graphene ,Quantum Hall effect ,Tight-binding model ,Dispersion relation ,2D crystals ,Technology - Abstract
This investigation was originally designed to verify that the tight-binding approach utilizes an amalgamation of estimated wave functions to compute the electrical band structure. Utilizing computational tools has become essential, especially for challenging and dull problems in physics. Computer programs, in general, once utilized in the approved manner, allow physical problems to be solved and explained rapidly and efficiently at the same time. The case then is to comprehend how to swap from the abstract equations to the computer program, i.e., codes. In this research, valid and numerical strategies are utilized to examine the electrical characteristics of 2D crystals through fluctuating geometries and magnetic fields. Certainty in the mathematical model is based upon those assessments of the two procedures utilizing the dispersal relationship and density of states. The numerical strategies become the importance as the examined systems goes into more complex to be investigated precisely. Throughout this study, it is confirmed that the tight-binding model utilizes a superposition of estimated wave functions to estimate the electrical band structure. This model was showed to a four-sided network and a hexagonal network to confirm the characteristics of electrons as they move over the graphene network. Particularly, this setup provides a way of investigating energy-reliant transport in graphene. The outcomes of this investigation are significant since the energy dependance of transport in mesoscopic graphene is the core of numerous odd transportation occurrences. Also, the conductance for the four-sided framework is considered utilizing the mathematical approaches and shows the accurate appearances for the quantum Hall effect.
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- 2023
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17. Generation of Surface Plasmon Polaritons (SPPs) at Chiroplasma-Metal Interface
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Bousbih, R., Soliman, M. S., Jafar, N. N. A., Jabir, M. S., Majdi, H., Alshomrany, A. S., Hadia, N. M. A., Shaban, M., El-Badry, Y. A., and Iftikhar, M.
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- 2024
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18. Propagation characteristics of low frequency electromagnetic modes in collisional beam plasma system
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Gupta, Rajesh, Sharma, Suresh C., and Gupta, Ruby
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- 2024
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19. Numerical Investigations of SPPs at Chiroferrite-Metal Interface
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Iftikhar, M., Raza, A., Alkhouri, A., Ibrahim, S. H., Obaidullah, A. J., Mahal, A., and Hamza, M.
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- 2024
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20. Two Types of Waves in a Two-Layer Stratified Fluid
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Rudenko, A.I.
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two-layer liquid ,boussinesq approximation ,dispersion relation ,potential oscillations ,двухслойная жидкость ,приближение буссинеска ,дисперсионное соотношение ,потенциальные колебания ,Science - Abstract
Within the framework of the linear theory of small potential oscillations the article studies the structure and characteristics of internal and surface waves in a two-layer stably stratified fluid. Dispersion relations have been obtained and analyzed. The Boussinesq approximation has been studied. We have determined the existence of two types of waves: a fast wave and a slow wave. The fast wave differs little from a surface wave in a homogeneous fluid. The main results of studying the case of n=1 are as follows: obtaining expressions for fluid particles velocity components and hydrodynamic pressure in the upper layer of the considered two-layer fluid, as well as obtaining relations, which connect the oscillation amplitudes of the free surface and the interface of the considered two-layer fluid. The main results of studying the case of n=2 are as follows: obtaining expressions for fluid particles velocity components and hydrodynamic pressure in the lower layer of the considered two-layer fluid, as well as obtaining dispersion relations in the considered two-layer fluid. In the case of implementing the Boussinesq approximation, the fast wave differs little from a surface wave in a homogeneous fluid, andthe velocity of slow waves is proportional to the square root of the squared ratio ρ/Δρ, i.e. it is very small.
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- 2023
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21. Dynamics and control of band gaps in a mass-in mass metamaterial model with an extra attached mass.
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Porubov, A. V.
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BAND gaps , *THEORY of wave motion , *DISPERSION relations , *METAMATERIALS - Abstract
It is shown that the continuum limit of the metamaterial mass-in-mass model with additional attached mass describes not only the appearance of the additional band gap but also variations in the width and the position of the band gaps. These variations are governed by the key parameter—the stiffness ratio of the attached masses. Numerical study of periodic boundary excitation of the harmonic waves reveals suppression of the harmonic waves for the frequencies lying inside the both band gap areas. Also it is found that harmonic waves recover differently for the frequencies below and above the band gap values. The control mechanism is developed based on the abrupt variation of the stiffness ratio. It gives rise to the arising of phase shift of the wave, its suppression or recovery of the previously suppressed harmonic wave. Nonlinear long wavelength generalization of the model results in obtaining the model equation whose coefficients differ from those of the usual nonlinear mass-in-mass model. It gives rise to propagation of the localized wave with another amplitude and velocity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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22. Collective bulk excitations in the QGP: From the weakly non‐ideal case to the strong correlation limit.
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Baiseitov, K., Blaschke, D., and Ramazanov, T. S.
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DISPERSION relations , *DIELECTRIC function , *TRANSPORT equation , *QUARK-gluon plasma , *HYDRODYNAMICS - Abstract
Collective bulk excitation propagating in the medium of a quark‐gluon plasma are studied. The quark‐gluon plasma medium is described with two different models to investigate the effect of binary collisions and shear viscosity to account for damping and non‐ideality. To find the dispersion relation the longitudinal dielectric functions of the quark‐gluon plasma are used within quantum hydrodynamics and transport equation approaches. The results were obtained numerically by finding the roots of the dispersion relations. Both models are compared with the hard thermal loop approximation as the ideal case for both models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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23. Frequencies and Profiles of Standing Flexural-Gravity Waves.
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Kalinichenko, V. A.
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GRAVITY waves , *NONLINEAR waves , *WATER waves , *FREQUENCIES of oscillating systems , *FREE surfaces , *STANDING waves - Abstract
New results of experiments on studying the influence of a floating thin plate on regularization of a standing gravity Faraday wave on the free water surface in a rectangular vessel are given. It is shown that an increase in the thickness of the floating plate significantly affects both the natural frequency of oscillations of the hydroelastic system and the shape of the profiles of the observed standing flexural-gravity waves. When the plate thickness is below the critical value, the waveform is described by the theory of non-linear gravity waves; at large thicknesses, the "dry beam" approximation should be used as approximating dependencies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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24. Temporal instability of the liquid film formed by a liquid jet impinging on a curved cylindrical wall.
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Yuan, Weiwei, Huang, Yong, and Zhang, Hongzhou
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LIQUID films , *DISPERSION relations , *WAVENUMBER , *LIQUEFIED gases , *CURVATURE , *ATOMIZATION - Abstract
The linear temporal instability of the confined curved liquid film formed by a liquid jet impinging on a curved wall has been investigated. The corresponding dispersion relation between the non-dimensional wave growth rate and wave number was derived. The dispersion relation further involves the influences of the local radius of curvature and the azimuthal angle of the liquid film. The dispersion relation could be verified with previous researches, and the optimal wavelength has been verified with experiments. Temporal stability analysis shows that the effects of gas-to-liquid velocity ratio, gas-to-liquid density ratio, the relative thickness of the liquid phase to the gas phase, and azimuthal wave number are similar to previous researches, but the unstable ranges are smaller than that in previous researches. This paper further studied the effects of the local radius of curvature and azimuthal angle of the liquid film. As the local radius of curvature decreases, the instability of confined curved films increases for the given conditions. And both the growth rate and instability range increase with the increase of the azimuthal angle. The solutions would be helpful to understand the atomization process of the liquid film formed by a liquid jet impinging on a curved wall. • The dispersion relation involves the influences of the local radius of curvature and azimuthal angle of the film. • The dispersion relation has been verified with experiments. • As the local radius of curvature decreases, the instability of films increases. • Both the growth rate and instability range increase with the increase of the azimuthal angle. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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25. Modeling the dispersion of waves on a loaded bi-elastic cylindrical tube with variable material constituents
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Ali M. Mubaraki, Rahmatullah Ibrahim Nuruddeen, and J.F. Gómez-Aguilar
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Bi-elastic media ,Cylindrical tube ,Variable material constituents ,Dispersion relation ,Asymptotic approximation ,Physics ,QC1-999 - Abstract
The present study analyzes the propagation of surface waves on a strongly inhomogeneous loaded bi-elastic cylindrical tube with variable material constituents. More precisely, due to the number of related physical applications, the exerted load is considered to be in favor of the Winkler elastic foundation. Further, analytical and approximation procedures of solution are beseeched to examine the model. The revealed results by two approaches are then graphically portrayed, which are then found to possess a high level of conformity. Finally, both the external load due to Winkler foundation d, and the internal material property b are found to oppose the propagation of surface waves in the media. In fact, the opposition deteriorates when both the dimensionless parameters d and b are greater than 0.5.
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- 2023
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26. Electrostatic Waves in a Planar Slab of Hyperbolic Metamaterials
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Moradi, Afshin, Lotsch, H. K. V., Founding Editor, Rhodes, William T., Editor-in-Chief, Adibi, Ali, Series Editor, Asakura, Toshimitsu, Series Editor, Hänsch, Theodor W., Series Editor, Kobayashi, Kazuya, Series Editor, Krausz, Ferenc, Series Editor, Masters, Barry R., Series Editor, Midorikawa, Katsumi, Series Editor, Venghaus, Herbert, Series Editor, Weber, Horst, Series Editor, Weinfurter, Harald, Series Editor, and Moradi, Afshin
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27. Electrostatic Wave Propagation in Unbounded Hyperbolic Metamaterials
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Moradi, Afshin, Lotsch, H. K. V., Founding Editor, Rhodes, William T., Editor-in-Chief, Adibi, Ali, Series Editor, Asakura, Toshimitsu, Series Editor, Hänsch, Theodor W., Series Editor, Kobayashi, Kazuya, Series Editor, Krausz, Ferenc, Series Editor, Masters, Barry R., Series Editor, Midorikawa, Katsumi, Series Editor, Venghaus, Herbert, Series Editor, Weber, Horst, Series Editor, Weinfurter, Harald, Series Editor, and Moradi, Afshin
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28. Electrostatic Waves in Hyperbolic Metasurfaces
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Moradi, Afshin, Lotsch, H. K. V., Founding Editor, Rhodes, William T., Editor-in-Chief, Adibi, Ali, Series Editor, Asakura, Toshimitsu, Series Editor, Hänsch, Theodor W., Series Editor, Kobayashi, Kazuya, Series Editor, Krausz, Ferenc, Series Editor, Masters, Barry R., Series Editor, Midorikawa, Katsumi, Series Editor, Venghaus, Herbert, Series Editor, Weber, Horst, Series Editor, Weinfurter, Harald, Series Editor, and Moradi, Afshin
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29. Quantum Mechanics of Electrons in Crystals
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Böer, Karl W., Pohl, Udo W., Böer, Karl W., and Pohl, Udo W.
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30. Analysis of Flexural Vibrations and Control of a Periodic Rail Track System
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Iqbal, Mohd, Kumar, Anil, Jaya, Mahesh Murugan, di Prisco, Marco, Series Editor, Chen, Sheng-Hong, Series Editor, Vayas, Ioannis, Series Editor, Kumar Shukla, Sanjay, Series Editor, Sharma, Anuj, Series Editor, Kumar, Nagesh, Series Editor, Wang, Chien Ming, Series Editor, Shrikhande, Manish, editor, Agarwal, Pankaj, editor, and Kumar, P. C. Ashwin, editor
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31. Overview
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McCreary, Julian P., Shetye, Satish R., Ip, Wing-Huen, Editor-in-Chief, McCreary, Julian P., and Shetye, Satish R.
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32. Continuum Description of Extended Mass-in-Mass Metamaterial Models
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Porubov, Alexey V., Öchsner, Andreas, Series Editor, da Silva, Lucas F. M., Series Editor, Altenbach, Holm, Series Editor, Berezovski, Arkadi, editor, dell'Isola, Francesco, editor, and Porubov, Alexey, editor
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33. Mass Transfer at High Energies: Thomas Peak
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Straton, Jack C., McGuire, James H., and Drake, Gordon W. F., editor
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34. Love Wave in a Layered Magneto-Electro-Elastic Structure with Flexomagneticity and Micro-Inertia Effect
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Hrytsyna, Olha, Sladek, Jan, Sladek, Vladimir, Ceccarelli, Marco, Series Editor, Agrawal, Sunil K., Advisory Editor, Corves, Burkhard, Advisory Editor, Glazunov, Victor, Advisory Editor, Hernández, Alfonso, Advisory Editor, Huang, Tian, Advisory Editor, Jauregui Correa, Juan Carlos, Advisory Editor, Takeda, Yukio, Advisory Editor, and Dai, Honghua, editor
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35. Phonon Transport Characteristics of Nano-Silicon Thin Films Irradiated by Ultrafast Laser under Dispersion Relation
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Yudong Mao, Shouyu Liu, Jiying Liu, Mingzhi Yu, Xinwei Li, Moon Keun Kim, and Kaimin Yang
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phonon transport characteristics ,dispersion relation ,nano-silicon thin film ,ultrafast laser ,lattice Boltzmann method ,Building construction ,TH1-9745 - Abstract
The gray model simplifies calculations by ignoring phonon polarization, but sacrifices a certain level of computational accuracy. In effect, the frequency and wavevector of phonons form complex polarization patterns, which means their propagation modes and vibrational directions have different influences. Therefore, based on the phonon dispersion relations in silicon, the lattice Boltzmann method is used to analyze the phonon transport characteristics in nano-silicon films under ultrafast laser excitation. The results show that the total energy density distribution obtained by superimposing acoustic and optical branches exhibits multiple wave-like behaviors. Among them, the acoustic branch has excellent transfer capability, dominating the rate at which the total energy density reaches a steady state distribution, while the optical branch has stronger heat capacity characteristics, with a greater impact on the peak value of the total energy density. When the heat transfer approaches a steady state, the longitudinal optical branch surprisingly contributes up to 52.73%. This indicates that the often-neglected optical phonons should also receive sufficient attention. Additionally, compared to the results of the gray model, it is found that the dispersion model is preferred when more attention is paid to the propagation characteristics during phonon transport.
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36. Dispersive surface waves propagating through a continuous elastic medium with local rotation.
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Schiavone, Antonio and Wang, Xiaodong
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SURFACE waves (Seismic waves) , *RAYLEIGH waves , *THEORY of wave motion , *ROTATIONAL motion , *ELASTICITY , *DISPERSION relations , *LOCAL mass media - Abstract
Elastic metamaterials are man-made materials engineered with the purpose of inducing atypical bulk elastic properties. To model a type of elastic metamaterial with local rotational effects, a new two-dimensional continuum model which incorporates local rotation as a scalar field superposed on the translational displacement fields is utilized. This paper provides a comprehensive study of surface wave propagation in this new continuous medium. Unlike the classical Rayleigh wave, the surface wave in this new medium is dispersive. An explicit dispersion relation is obtained, and a closed-form solution of the dispersion curve is derived. The dispersion relation is then used to evaluate the general behaviour of the surface wave. It is found that even for the cases where the effect of local rotation is relatively weak, the surface wave still clearly shows dispersion. The phase velocity of the surface wave falls mostly between the classical Rayleigh wave and the shear wave, especially for cases where the effect of local rotation is weak. In addition to the classical Rayleigh wave, there exists another surface wave which possesses a wavespeed depending only on local rotational parameters. It was also found that particles residing on the free surface of the material move in an elliptical fashion similar to that of classical Rayleigh wave propagation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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37. Analysis of the directionality on periodic materials.
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Guarín-Zapata, Nicolás, Valencia, Camilo, and Gomez, Juan
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Abstract There is an increasing interest in the study of metamaterials and periodic materials across disciplines. These are anisotropic and their properties present directionality. For example, the wave speed depends on the propagation direction. Furthermore, they are heterogeneous, and their directionality depends on their spectra. Common approaches to describe anisotropy have been used in the large-wavelength approximation corresponding to static properties. Here we present an anisotropy measure based on the dynamic behavior. It receives dispersion surfaces from Bloch analyses and outputs a curve/surface with bulk directionality encoded on it. We present results for elastodynamics, but it is applicable to other phenomena. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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38. Light Plasmon Coupling in Planar Chiroplasma–Graphene Waveguides.
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Umair, M., Ghaffar, A., Alkanhal, Majeed A. S., Khan, Y., and Alqahtani, Ali. H.
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POLARITONS , *DISPERSION relations , *DEGREES of freedom , *ELECTROMAGNETIC theory , *ELECTROMAGNETIC waves , *WAVEGUIDES , *PLASMA frequencies , *PLANAR waveguides - Abstract
The numerical study of surface plasmon polaritons in a chiroplasma–graphene planar structure is presented. The Kobo formulism is utilized for modeling of graphene's conductivity, and certain type of boundary conditions is employed to obtain the dispersion relation for the proposed waveguide structure. The electromagnetic wave theory is used to solve the numerical problem. The effective mode index is studied for the different values of chiroplasma features (i.e., plasma frequency, cyclotron frequency, and chirality are studied in a certain frequency region). It is concluded that chirality has strong influence on attenuation phase constant against incident wave frequency. Furthermore, the normalized field distributions of the graphene medium are also presented for the proposed waveguide. Graphene layer offers additional degree of freedom as compared to conventional plasmonic materials to fabricate the compact nanophotonic circuits. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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39. Tunable band gaps of axially moving belt on periodic elastic foundation.
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Lu, Lei, Liu, Fuyao, and Wu, Jihui
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ELASTIC foundations , *MODE shapes , *DISPERSION relations , *BAND gaps , *LIVE loads - Abstract
The present paper investigates the band structure of an axially moving belt resting on a foundation with periodically varying stiffness. It is concluded that the band gaps appear when the divergence of the eigenvalue occurs and the veering phenomenon of mode shape begins. The bifurcation of eigenvalues and mode shape veering lead to wave attenuation. Hence, the boundary stiffness modulation can be designed to manipulate the band gap where the vibration is suppressed. The contribution of the system parameters to the band gaps has been obtained by applying the method of varying amplitudes. By tuning the stiffness, the desired band gap can be obtained and the vibration for specific parameters can be suppressed. The current study provides a technique to avoid vibration transmission of the axially moving material by designing the foundation stiffness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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40. Analysis of wave-particle drag effect in flexoelectric semiconductor plates via Mindlin method.
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Qu, Yilin, Zhu, Feng, Pan, Ernian, Jin, Feng, and Hirakata, Hiroyuki
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DRAG (Aerodynamics) , *SEMICONDUCTORS , *LAMB waves , *DISPERSION relations , *POWER series - Abstract
• Novel mathematical model for wave-particle drag effects in semiconductor plates. • Extended Mindlin method for coupled flexoelectric semiconductor plates. • Explicit coupling mechanisms in different waves (extensional, thickness-stretch, bending, and thickness-shear). • New 3D dispersion relations for Lamb waves in flexoelectric semiconductor plates. • New analytical and simple solutions with high accuracy at small wavenumbers. In this paper, the infinite power series of two-dimensional (2D) differential equations for flexoelectric semiconductor plates are derived by extending the Mindlin method. The zeroth-order and first-order theories are systematically presented and applied to the plate made of cubic crystals of class m3m, identifying explicitly the coupling among wave modes and charge distributions. More specifically, it is observed that the extensional and thickness-stretch waves are coupled with axial motions of free carriers; bending and fundamental shear are coupled with the thickness motions of free carriers, showing the dynamic phenomena of the flexoelectric electronic (flexoelectronic) effect; and the shear-horizontal waves, such as face-shear and thickness-twist, are decoupled. Furthermore, when comparing with the three-dimensional (3D) dispersion relations in the flexoelectric semiconductor plate which are also derived for the first time in this paper, the simple 2D theory is shown to be amazingly accurate. For instance, for an infinite plate of thickness 2 h = 0.2 µm, the extension, bending, and shear modes predicted from the present 2D theory agree well with the 3D benchmarks when the actual wavelength is larger than 1.26 µm, i.e., wavelength is at least more than six times of the thickness. To illustrate the flexoelectricity-based wave-particle drag effects, the wave modes and charge distributions are plotted. Due to its simplicity and computational efficiency, the present 2D theory provides us a powerful tool in understanding the physical mechanism of wave-particle drag in flexoelectric semiconductor plates and analyzing acoustoelectric devices when the flexoelectric effect is involved. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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41. Generation of an obliquely propagating shear alfven wave in dusty plasma by an ion beam.
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Gupta, Rajesh, Gupta, Ruby, and Sharma, Suresh C.
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PLASMA Alfven waves , *ION acoustic waves , *ION beams , *DISPERSION relations , *DUST , *DUSTY plasmas , *PLASMA density - Abstract
Ion beam‐dusty plasma interaction leads to significant changes in the dispersion relation of shear Alfven wave depending on the beam, dust grain, and plasma parameters. Hydrogen ion beam particles interact with the shear Alfven wave via cyclotron interaction when they counter‐propagate with the wave and they can also interact with the co‐propagating wave via Cerenkov interaction. The interaction causes beam as well as plasma density fluctuations and gives rise to perpendicular currents. We have analytically obtained the dispersion relation and the growth/damping rate expressions for obliquely propagating shear Alfven waves in dusty plasma. The effect of beam velocity, magnetic field, wave number, dust particle density, and dust charge fluctuations are discussed. It is shown that both the wave frequency and the maximum growth rate decrease with an increase in beam velocity and the variations are different for parallel and perpendicular wave numbers. The dust particles enhance the frequency and maximum growth rate while the dust charge fluctuations induce damping. The results are in good agreement with the experimental observations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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42. PHASE AND AMPLITUDE CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGHER-ACCURACY NONLINEAR DISPERSIVE MODELS.
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Fedotova, Z. I. and Khakimzyanov, G. S.
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DISPERSION relations , *POTENTIAL flow , *PHASE velocity , *THREE-dimensional flow , *WATER depth , *SURFACE waves (Seismic waves) - Abstract
Properties of dispersion relations for two new fully nonlinear weakly dispersive shallow water models are studied. For these models, it is possible to use certain parameters to obtain the fourth, sixth, or eighth order of accuracy of phase velocity approximation of the three-dimensional potential flow model. For the hierarchy of shallow water models, with the assumption of slight changes in the bottom shape, formulas are obtained that establish a relationship between the variation rate of the wave amplitude and that of the fluid layer thickness; also, the dependences of the amplitude and length of an incoming wave on the water region depth are derived. It is shown that the new model of the fourth-order long-wave approximation with the eighth order of accuracy of the dispersion relation provides the best approximation of considered characteristics in the case of bottoms of both horizontal and variable shape. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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43. Two-stream instability generation in the lunar ionosphere.
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Chakraborty, Mehul, Yadav, Vipin K., and Kumar, Rajneesh
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IONOSPHERE , *ELECTRON plasma , *PLASMA density , *SOLAR wind , *PLASMA oscillations , *PHASE space - Abstract
The Two-stream Instability (TSI) generation is studied analytically in the lunar ionosphere. The TSI is a tiny perturbation in the electron plasma density, due to which an electric field grows with time and this growth is facilitated by the electron plasma in the background. In lunar ionosphere, the TSI comes into existence when the solar wind interacts unhindered with the tenuous lunar electron plasma in the surface bound exosphere. In this study, the conditions which allow the TSI to form and the subsequent instability growth with time i.e. the growth factor, is estimated. Initially, the threshold condition for the TSI to take place is determined. Thereafter, the solar wind and lunar plasma parameter contribution to trigger TSI is investigated along with the effect of these parameters in the evolution of TSI. The plasma TSI evolution with the passage of time is also depicted in phase space diagram with Particle-In-Cell simulations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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44. Scattering of Love wave from an interface crack in a viscoelastic waveguide layer bonded to a piezoelectric substrate: an analytical estimate and numerical validation.
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Singh, Suraj, Saw, Gyana Ranjan, and Chakraborty, Goutam
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Abstract This study uses an analytical method to examine the scattering of a Love wave from an interfacial crack in a thin lossy media (viscoelastic material) that serves as a waveguide layer attached to an unbounded loss-less media (piezoelectric material). The viscoelastic material is modeled using the Kelvin–Voigt equation. Phase velocity and attenuation have been calculated by equating the real and imaginary parts of the dispersion relation to zero, respectively, due to the complex wave number of viscoelastic material. Using the integral transform approach and the dislocation density function, the scattering field close to the crack tip is determined, resulting in a Cauchy singular integral equation of the first type. It has been transformed into a system of linear algebraic equations using Gauss-Chebyshev numerical integration. It has been investigated how frequency, waveguide layer thickness, and viscoelastic material loss factor affect phase velocity and Love wave attenuation. The mode-III dynamic stress intensity factor at the left and right crack-tip is investigated for various thicknesses of the waveguide layer and loss factor of viscoelastic material. The outcomes were verified using numerical data from the COMSOL Multiphysics 5.6 FEA software. The findings are fundamental and could be used in the design of particular sensors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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45. Mathematical Analysis of Rayleigh Waves at the Nonplanner Boundary between Orthotropic and Micropolar Media.
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Sahu, Sanjeev A., Mondal, Sonali, and Nirwal, Sonal
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WAVE analysis , *MATHEMATICAL analysis , *RAYLEIGH waves , *ELASTIC constants , *WAVENUMBER , *MICROPOLAR elasticity , *DISPERSION relations - Abstract
The present paper uses mathematical analysis to investigate Rayleigh wave transference in an orthotropic layer. The considered model comprises an orthotropic layer covering a homogeneous isotropic micropolar half-space. The surface of the layer and the interface of the two media are taken to be corrugated. The dispersion relation is obtained in the determinant form, which describes the reliance of Rayleigh wave velocity on wave number. Some particular cases have also been deduced and are found to match existing results. The primary outcome of the present study is that the corrugation present in the structure has an influential impact on the velocity of the propagating wave. This impact has been presented through graphs. Moreover, the dynamic response of the layer's height, elastic constant, material density of the orthotropic material, and micropolarity associated with the half-space on the phase velocity of Rayleigh waves have also been shown with the aid of graphs. The present paper finds its applications in the theoretical study of surface wave transference in anisotropic elastic structures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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46. Optimization of Coherent Dynamics of Localized Surface Plasmons in Gold and Silver Nanospheres; Large Size Effects.
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Kolwas, Krystyna
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SURFACE plasmons , *SURFACE dynamics , *METAL nanoparticles , *STRUCTURAL colors , *GOLD nanoparticles , *GOLD films , *PLASMONS (Physics) , *SURFACE plasmon resonance - Abstract
Noble metal nanoparticles have attracted attention in recent years due to a number of their exciting applications in plasmonic applications, e.g., in sensing, high-gain antennas, structural colour printing, solar energy management, nanoscale lasing, and biomedicines. The report embraces the electromagnetic description of inherent properties of spherical nanoparticles, which enable resonant excitation of Localized Surface Plasmons (defined as collective excitations of free electrons), and the complementary model in which plasmonic nanoparticles are treated as quantum quasi-particles with discrete electronic energy levels. A quantum picture including plasmon damping processes due to the irreversible coupling to the environment enables us to distinguish between the dephasing of coherent electron motion and the decay of populations of electronic states. Using the link between classical EM and the quantum picture, the explicit dependence of the population and coherence damping rates as a function of NP size is given. Contrary to the usual expectations, such dependence for Au and Ag NPs is not a monotonically growing function, which provides a new perspective for tailoring plasmonic properties in larger-sized nanoparticles, which are still hardly available experimentally. The practical tools for comparing the plasmonic performance of gold and silver nanoparticles of the same radii in an extensive range of sizes are also given. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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47. Magnetostatic microwaves in circular dielectric waveguide with anisotropic uniaxial μ-negative media.
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Moradi, Afshin and Tokan, Nurhan Türker
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MAXWELL equations , *DIELECTRIC waveguides , *MICROWAVES , *DISPERSION relations , *ELECTRICAL load , *DIELECTRICS - Abstract
The quasi-magnetostatic (briefly, magnetostatic) microwaves propagation in a long, circular cross-section waveguide made of an anisotropic uniaxial μ -negative medium (here, a metamaterial consisting of split-ring resonators) is studied by using the quasi-static Maxwell's equations. Such waves do not exist in a circular dielectric waveguide made of an isotropic μ -negative medium. A Laplace equation for the magnetostatic potential of the system is obtained and solved. We derive the dispersion relation for the modes and present numerical solutions. Also, general expressions are derived and illustrated graphically for the power flow and the energy density of the different magnetostatic modes. Physically, these magnetostatic waves owe their existence to the anisotropic property of the system, where in the absence of this property, they disappear. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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48. Refraction, beam splitting and dispersion of GHz surface acoustic waves by a phononic crystal
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Osamu Matsuda, Hiroaki Koga, Hiroki Nishita, Motonobu Tomoda, Paul H. Otsuka, and Oliver B. Wright
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Picosecond laser ultrasonics ,Surface acoustic waves ,Time-resolved imaging ,Acoustic field ,Dispersion relation ,Phononic crystal ,Physics ,QC1-999 ,Acoustics. Sound ,QC221-246 ,Optics. Light ,QC350-467 - Abstract
We exploit a time-resolved ultrafast optical technique to study the propagation of point-excited surface acoustic waves on a microscopic two-dimensional phononic crystal in the form of a square lattice of holes in a silicon substrate. Constant-frequency images and the dispersion relation are extracted, and the latter measured in detail in the region around the phononic band gap. Mode conversion and refraction at the interface between the phononic crystal and surrounding non-structured silicon substrate is studied at constant frequencies. Symmetric phonon beam splitting, for example, is shown to lead to a striking Maltese-cross pattern when phonons exit a square region of phononic crystal excited near its center.
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- 2023
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49. Jeans gravitational instability in a collisional nonextensive dusty plasma with polarization force.
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Niknam, A. R., Sayyed Hasani, M. S., Rastbood, E., Abbasi Rostami, Sh., and Khorashadizadeh, S. M.
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In this paper, using the hydrodynamic model, the Jeans gravitational instability in a dusty plasma with q-nonextensive velocity distributions is investigated. The change in the Jeans instability criterion and growth rate due to the effects of the dust-ion collision, polarization force, and nonextensivity parameters are analyzed in the dust acoustic frequency range. It is shown that by increasing the nonextensivity and polarization parameters, the threshold condition and growth rate of the instability enhance. Furthermore, it is represented that the dust-ion collisions have a stabilizing influence on the growth rate of the instability and drive the system toward thermal equilibrium. These results can be applied to astrophysical phenomena such as the collapse of interstellar gas clouds and subsequent star formation, and also, in the laboratory dusty plasmas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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50. 热等离子体影响嘶声波的色散特性和电子散射效应研究.
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马 新, 顾旭东, 朱 琪, 焦鹿怀, 王敬之, and 倪彬彬
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