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Wave scattering and guided wave considerations in anisotropic media
J. L. Rose
, A. Pilarski
, A. Tverdokhlebov
, K. Balasubramaniam
, J. Dale
, D. Diprimeo
Engineering Science and Mechanics
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Wave Scattering
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Guided Waves
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Scattered Wave
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Anisotropic Media
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Ultrasonic Field
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Velocity Profile
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Propagation Mode
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Velocity Measurement
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Skew Angle
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Material Properties
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Analytical Techniques
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Surface Wave Velocity
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Field Analysis
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Numerical Integration
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Phase Velocity
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Grain Structure
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Simple Technique
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Critical Failure Surface
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Cast Stainless Steel
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Field Velocity
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Models of Computation
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Skip Distance
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Physics
Wave Scattering
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Anisotropic Medium
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Ultrasound
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Numerical Integration
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Phase Velocity
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Wave Velocity
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Propagation Mode
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Velocity Measurement
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Surface Wave
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Engineering
Guided Wave
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Anisotropic
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Ultrasonic Field
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Stainless Steel
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Velocity Profile
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Skew Angle
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Wave Velocity
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Experimental Technique
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Phase Velocity
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Numerical Integration
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Critical Distance
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Propagation Mode
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Classical Technique
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Material Science
Analytical Method
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Stainless Steel
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Crystal Microstructure
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Anisotropic Medium
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Materials Property
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