In this article, a general full-wave two dimensional finite difference frequency domain (2D-FDFD) method is presented that could be used to analyze general circular multi-layered multi-conductor guiding structures. The FDFD method is mainly used to get the dispersion curves for these structures. The
The high-frequency asymptotic analysis of guided waves in a circular elastic annulus
โ Scribed by D. Gridin; R.V. Craster; J. Fong; M.J.S. Lowe; M. Beard
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2003
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 404 KB
- Volume
- 38
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0165-2125
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โฆ Synopsis
The propagation of guided circumferential waves in a circular elastic annulus is studied, and both SH and Lamb-type modes are considered. By using various asymptotic techniques (asymptotic reduction of the exact dispersion relation, ray methods and WKBJ analysis), we derive simple and very rapidly evaluated, asymptotically accurate dispersion relations, and reveal completely the underlying ray structures of various modes in the annulus. Several types of modes, not existing in a straight plate, have been identified; in particular, these include modes possessing a caustic of longitudinal or shear rays inside the annulus, and whispering-gallery-type modes. Comparisons of dispersion curves evaluated from the exact and asymptotic dispersion relations are presented. The typical error is less than 0.2% except for the very low frequency region; the asymptotic code is an order of magnitude faster and more stable at high frequencies.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
The paper is concerned with a classical problem of reflection of a high-frequency (longitudinal or transverse) wave, generated by a point source located in the elastic medium, by a free non-plane smooth boundary surface of this medium. For the investigation of this problem, we develop a method found