2020
DOI: 10.1080/17455030.2019.1704308
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Analytical study of SH wave scattering by a cylindrical cavity in the two-dimensional and approximately linear inhomogeneous medium

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“…To analyze the impact of different values of inhomogeneous parameters on DSCF, the values of inhomogeneous parameters adopted in this paper were based on the selected variables in the study of reference [ 37 ]. The values of variables in reference [ 37 ] can be found in Appendix A . The distribution of DSCFs around the circular pipeline is given in Figure 2 when the density inhomogeneous parameter = 0.5.…”
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“…To analyze the impact of different values of inhomogeneous parameters on DSCF, the values of inhomogeneous parameters adopted in this paper were based on the selected variables in the study of reference [ 37 ]. The values of variables in reference [ 37 ] can be found in Appendix A . The distribution of DSCFs around the circular pipeline is given in Figure 2 when the density inhomogeneous parameter = 0.5.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…By comparing the results of the DSCFs around the circular pipeline in the radial and linear terms of the density given by Jiang [ 37 ], the distribution of DSCFs around the circular pipeline given in Figure 2 shows that when the density of the concrete is distributed in the form of a polynomial-exponential coupling, more extreme points appear in the DSCF curves. The amplitudes of DSCF all appear on the surface, and there is no obvious offset with the increase of reference wave number or inhomogeneous parameters.…”
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“…In recent decades, the theoretical analysis of elastic wave propagation in continuous media has focused on three key aspects: model structure, defect morphology, and constitutive relationships. Scholars have extensively researched these problem categories [3][4][5][6][7]. For instance, Xue et al [3] utilized the wave function expansion method based on magnetoacoustic coupling dynamics theory to address the issues of acoustic wave scattering and dynamic stress concentration in e-type piezoelectric composite materials.…”
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