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Preface | p. vii |
Introduction | p. ix |
The Fundamental Hypothesis of Microstructured Elastic Solids. Structural-Phenomenological Model | p. 1 |
Mathematical Models of Solids with Microstructure | p. 1 |
Micromorphic media | p. 1 |
Cosserat continuum | p. 3 |
Cosserat pseudocontinuum | p. 5 |
Gradient Elasticity Media (Le Roux continuum) | p. 6 |
Two-component mixture of solids | p. 9 |
Definition of Material Constants | p. 12 |
Gradient Elasticity Media. Dispersion. Dissipation. Non-Linearity | p. 19 |
Dynamic Equations. Energy and Momentum Variation Law | p. 19 |
Dispersion Properties of Longitudinal and Shear Waves. Surface Rayleigh Waves | p. 21 |
Dissipative Properties | p. 25 |
Nonlinear Plain Stationary Waves | p. 27 |
Longitudinal waves | p. 27 |
Shear waves | p. 30 |
Quasi-Plain Wave Beams | p. 41 |
Parabolic approximation in the linear theory of diffraction | p. 41 |
Longitudinal waves | p. 46 |
Shear waves | p. 48 |
Self-Modulation of Quasi-Harmonic Shear Waves | p. 50 |
Resonant Interaction of Quasi-Harmonic Waves | p. 57 |
Nonlinear resonant interaction of elastic waves | p. 57 |
Three-wave interaction of longitudinal and shear waves | p. 59 |
Four-frequency interaction of shear waves | p. 66 |
Noise Waves | p. 68 |
Gradient Elasticity Media. Damaged Medium. Magnetoelasticity | p. 73 |
Waves in Damaged Medium with Microstructure | p. 73 |
Basic terms | p. 73 |
Longitudinal waves | p. 77 |
Shear waves | p. 80 |
Magneto-Elastic Waves in the Medium with Microstructure | p. 83 |
Nonlinear magneto-elastic equations | p. 84 |
Dispersion characteristics | p. 85 |
Medium without microstructure | p. 86 |
Medium with microstructure | p. 89 |
Stationary magnetoelastic waves | p. 91 |
Longitudinal waves | p. 91 |
Shear waves | p. 97 |
Cosserat Continuum | p. 101 |
Basic Equations of Micropolar Elasticity Theory | p. 101 |
Dispersion Properties of Volume Waves | p. 105 |
Wave Reflection from the Free Interface of Micropolar Halfspace. Rayleigh Surface Waves | p. 109 |
Normal Waves in a Micropolar Layer | p. 113 |
Nonlinear Resonant Interaction of Longitudinal and Rotation Waves | p. 119 |
Interaction of longitudinal waves and longitudinal rotation waves | p. 119 |
Interaction of longitudinal waves and shear-rotation waves | p. 127 |
Waves in Cosserat Pseudocontinuum | p. 131 |
Waves in the Cosserat Continuum with Symmetric Stress Tensor | p. 143 |
Waves in Two-Component Mixture of Solids | p. 149 |
Dispersion Properties | p. 149 |
Some Nonlinear Wave Effects | p. 151 |
Stationary waves | p. 153 |
Resonant interactions of quasi-harmonic waves | p. 154 |
Waves in Micromorphic Solids | p. 159 |
Dynamics Equations | p. 159 |
Different Types of Volume Waves and their Dispersion Properties | p. 167 |
Microoscilations | p. 167 |
Equations describing one-dimension wave processes | p. 168 |
Dispersion relations | p. 171 |
Low-frequency approximation | p. 173 |
Surface Shear Waves in the Gradient-Elastic Half-Space with Surface Energy | p. 176 |
Elasto-Plastic Waves in the Medium with Dislocations | p. 191 |
Equations of Dynamics | p. 191 |
Dispersion Properties | p. 193 |
Some Nonlinear Problems | p. 198 |
Longitudinal waves | p. 200 |
Shear waves | p. 202 |
Correlation of Elasto-Plastic Continuum and Cosserat Continuum | p. 204 |
Example of Research of the Influence of Dislocations on Dispersion and Damping of Ultrasound in Solid Body | p. 205 |
Wave Problems of Micropolar Hydrodynamics | p. 211 |
Rotational Waves in Micropolar Liquids | p. 211 |
Shear Surface Wave at the Interface of Elastic Body and Micropolar Liquid | p. 215 |
Shear Surface Wave at the Interface Between Elastic Half-Space and Conducting Viscous Liquid in a Magnetic Field | p. 223 |
Bibliography | p. 233 |
Index | p. 253 |
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