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Author Graff, Karl F

Title Wave motion in elastic solids / by Karl F. Graff
Published New York : Dover Publications, 1991, ©1975

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Description 1 online resource (xv, 649 pages) : illustrations
Contents Machine derived contents note: Introduction -- I.1 General aspects of wave propagation -- I.2 Applications of wave phenomena -- I.3 Historical background -- 1. Waves And Vibrations In Strings -- 1.1. Waves in long strings -- 1.1.1. The governing equations -- 1.1.2. Harmonic waves -- 1.1.3. The D'Alembert solution -- 1.1.4. The initial-value problem -- 1.1.5. The initial-value problem by Fourier analysis -- 1.1.6. Energy in a string -- 1.1.7. Forced motion of a semi-infinite string -- 1.1.8. Forced motion of an infinite string -- 1.2. Reflection and transmission at boundaries -- 1.2.1. Types of boundaries -- 1.2.2. Reflection from a fixed boundary -- 1.2.3. Reflection from an elastic boundary -- 1.2.4. Reflection of harmonic waves -- 1.2.5. Reflection and transmission at discontinuities -- 1.3. Free vibration of a finite string -- 1.3.1. Waves in a finite string -- 1.3.2. Vibrations of a fixed-fixed string -- 1.3.3. The general normal mode solution -- 1.4. Forced vibrations of a string -- 1.4.1. Solution by Green's function -- 1.4.2. Solution by transform techniques -- 1.4.3. Solution by normal modes -- 1.5. The string on an elastic base-dispersion -- 1.5.1. The governing equation -- 1.5.2. Propagation of harmonic waves -- 1.5.3. Frequency spectrum and the dispersion curve -- 1.5.4 Harmonic and pulse excitation of a semi-infinite string -- 1.6. Pulses in a dispersive media-group velocity -- 1.6.1. The concept of group velocity -- 1.6.2. Propagation of narrow-band pulses -- 1.6.3. Wide-band pulses-The method of stationary phase -- 1.7. The string on a viscous subgrade -- 1.7.1 The governing equation -- 1.7.2 Harmonic wave propagation -- 1.7.3 Forced motion of a string -- 2. Longitudinal Waves In Thin Rods -- 2.1. Waves in long rods -- 2.1.1. The governing equation -- 2.1.2. Basic propagation characteristics -- 2.2. Reflection and transmission at boundaries -- 2.2.1. Reflection from free and fixed ends -- 2.2.2. Reflection from other end conditions -- 2.2.3. Transmission into another rod -- 2.3. Waves and vibration in a finite rod -- 2.3.1. Waves in a finite rod-history of a stress pulse -- 2.3.2. Free vibrations of a finite rod -- 2.3.3. Forced vibrations of rods -- 2.3.4. Impulse loading of a rod-two approaches -- 2.4. Longitudinal impact -- 2.4.1. Longitudinal collinear impact of two rods -- 2.4.2. Rigid-mass impact against a rod -- 2.4.3. Impact of an elastic sphere against a rod -- 2.5. Dispersive effects in rods -- 2.5.1. Rods of variable cross section-impedance -- 2.5.2. Rods of variable section-horn resonance -- 2.5.3. Effects of lateral inertia-dispersion -- 2.5.4. Effects of lateral inertia-pulse propagation -- 2.6. Torsional vibrations -- 2.6.1. The governing equation -- 2.7. Experimental studies in longitudinal waves -- 2.7.1. Longitudinal impact of spheres on rods -- 2.7.2. Longitudinal wave across discontinuities -- 2.7.3. The split Hopkinson pressure bar -- 2.7.4. Lateral inertia effects -- 2.7.5. Some other results of longitudinal wave experiments -- References -- Problems -- 3. Flexural Waves In Thin Rods -- 3.1. Propagation and reflection characteristics -- 3.1.1. The governing equation -- 3.1.2. Propagation of harmonic waves -- 3.1.3. The initial-value problem -- 3.1.4. Forced motion of a beam -- 3.1.5 Reflection of harmonic view -- 3.2. Free and forced vibrations of finite beams -- 3.2.1. Natural frequencies of finite beams -- 3.2.2. Orthogonality -- 3.2.3. The initial-value problem -- 3.2.4. Forced vibrations of beams-me
Summary Comprehensive, self-contained coverage of a variety of topics ranges from the elementary theory of waves and vibrations in strings to three-dimensional theory of waves in thick plates. Emphasis on analytical and experimental results, in addition to theoretical development. Appendices contain introductory material on elasticity, transforms, experimental techniques. Over 100 problems
Notes Originally published: London : Oxford University Press, 1975
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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Subject Solids.
Elastic waves.
SCIENCE -- Physics -- General.
Elastic waves
Solids
Elastische Welle
Festkörper
Solides.
Ondes élastiques.
Solides élastiques.
Vibrations.
Form Electronic book
ISBN 9780486139579
0486139573
9781621986461
1621986462