The propagation of the Rayleigh-type wave in a fluid layer overlying a corrugated substrate is studied. The corrugated substrate is considered as a fluid satu- rated poroelastic substrate and a quadratically heterogen...The propagation of the Rayleigh-type wave in a fluid layer overlying a corrugated substrate is studied. The corrugated substrate is considered as a fluid satu- rated poroelastic substrate and a quadratically heterogeneous isotropic elastic substrate in Case I and Case II, respectively. Closed form expressions of dispersion relation for Case I and Case II ave obtained. The influence of corrugation, porosity, and hetero- geneity on the phase velocity of Rayleigh-type wave, for both cases, is highlighted and demonstrated through numerical computation and graphical discussion. Neglecting cor- rugation at the common interface, expressions of phase velocity of the Rayleigh-type wave for both cases ave derived in a closed form as a special case of the problem. Comparison between the presence and the absence of both heterogeneity and poroelasticity in the substrate of the composite structure is a key in the present study.展开更多
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文摘The propagation of the Rayleigh-type wave in a fluid layer overlying a corrugated substrate is studied. The corrugated substrate is considered as a fluid satu- rated poroelastic substrate and a quadratically heterogeneous isotropic elastic substrate in Case I and Case II, respectively. Closed form expressions of dispersion relation for Case I and Case II ave obtained. The influence of corrugation, porosity, and hetero- geneity on the phase velocity of Rayleigh-type wave, for both cases, is highlighted and demonstrated through numerical computation and graphical discussion. Neglecting cor- rugation at the common interface, expressions of phase velocity of the Rayleigh-type wave for both cases ave derived in a closed form as a special case of the problem. Comparison between the presence and the absence of both heterogeneity and poroelasticity in the substrate of the composite structure is a key in the present study.
