Theoretical computations on ridge acoustic surface waves using the finite-element method

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Theoretical computations have been carried out on ridge acoustic surface waves using the finite-element method. The results obtained agree substantially with experiments performed previously.

Inspec keywords: surface phenomena; acoustic wave propagation

Other keywords: ridge acoustic surface waves; sonic propagation; acoustic waves propagation; finite element method

Subjects: Acoustic wave devices

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