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Study on Mechanism and Inversion of Zigzag Dispersion Curves in Rayleigh Wave Exploration
Chinese Journal of Geophysics, 2000Abstract The propagation mechanism of zigzag dispersion curves in the Rayleigh wave exploration is theoretically analyzed. The propagation characteristics and interrelation of the guided waves are studied. It is suggested that the zigzag structure of Rayleigh wave is the result of the many modes generated by the low‐velocity layers or
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 1988
A direct investigation focussed on the vicinity of the interface of bubble populations generated by different breaking wave fields in a wind‐water simulation facility is presented. Bubble size spectrum over a diameter range 60 μ ≤ d < 3000 μ, obtained from a laser‐based single‐particle technique is given for different depths in the vicinity of the ...
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A direct investigation focussed on the vicinity of the interface of bubble populations generated by different breaking wave fields in a wind‐water simulation facility is presented. Bubble size spectrum over a diameter range 60 μ ≤ d < 3000 μ, obtained from a laser‐based single‐particle technique is given for different depths in the vicinity of the ...
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PAMM, 2018
AbstractWe propose a continuum model (the relaxed micromorphic model) to describe band‐gap phenomena in metamaterials.
Marco V. d'Agostino +5 more
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AbstractWe propose a continuum model (the relaxed micromorphic model) to describe band‐gap phenomena in metamaterials.
Marco V. d'Agostino +5 more
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Attenuation and Dispersion of Elastic Waves in Porous Rocks: Mechanisms and models
2022Boris Gurevich, José M. Carcione
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Lamb-Wave Mechanics in Piezoelectric Composite Structures: Dispersion, Attenuation, and Asymmetry
International Journal of Mechanical SciencesZhouyu Han +4 more
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2011
Shale is a common type of sedimentary rock formed by clay particles and silt inclusions, and, in some cases, organic matter. Typically, shale formations serve as geological caps for hydrocarbon reservoirs. More recently, various shale formations have been identified as prolific sources of oil and natural gas and as host lithologies for the disposal of ...
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Shale is a common type of sedimentary rock formed by clay particles and silt inclusions, and, in some cases, organic matter. Typically, shale formations serve as geological caps for hydrocarbon reservoirs. More recently, various shale formations have been identified as prolific sources of oil and natural gas and as host lithologies for the disposal of ...
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