Propagation of torsional waves in a radially layered cylindrical waveguide

It was shown in [1–3] that the spectrum of homogeneous solutions for layered bodies with alternating rigid and soft layers splits into the “lower” and “higher” parts. Moreover, the “lower” part is always associated with some applied theory. In [4], the method developed in [1–3] is generalized to pro...

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