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shear wave

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shear wave
See secondary wave.
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The compression and shear wave moduli were calculated using the standard wave equations E = [rho][[upsilon].
Modeling the development of elastic anisotropy as a result of plastic ... by Goel, A.; Strabala, K.; Negahban, M.; Turner, J.A. / Polymer Engineering and Science
14): If Earth has a solid inner core but a liquid outer core, then any direction you look at it, the shear waves have to go through some liquid outer core before they get to the solid inner core.
Waves pass through by Turner, Tom; Perkins, Sid / Science News
Initiate a demonstration project on the ultrasonic shear wave transducer for use in identifying defects in concrete.
FHWA releases report on bridge evaluations in Europe by Public Roads
 
 
 
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