Rayleigh wave propagation in a modified couple stress visco-thermoelastic diffusion medium
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Abstract
The present investigation is devoted to Rayleigh wave propagation in modified couple stress visco-thermoelastic medium with mass diffusion under Lord–Shulman and Green–Lindsay theories of thermoelasticity. After formulating the problem mathematically, the secular equation is derived for stress free, insulated, and impermeable boundary. The wave characteristics like phase velocity and attenuation coefficient have been obtained numerically by developing numerical algorithm. For a particular material, the numerically simulated results are shown graphically to display the physical meaning of the phenomenon. The current inquiry also leads to several specific cases of interest. A comparison has been conducted with the earlier findings that suggested how the additional parameters might affect the phenomena of Rayleigh waves propagating. The results obtained indicate to the strong impact for the diffusivity and viscosity of Rayleigh thermoelastic waves propagation and applicable on the related phenomenon in geology, geophysics, acoustics, astronomy, and geophysics and agreement with the physical meaning of the phenomenon.
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