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Effective elastic wave characteristics of composite media
J. Kim
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S. Torquato
Chemistry
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Princeton Materials Institute
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Wave Characteristics
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Quasi-static Regime
100%
Elastic Waves
100%
Composite Media
100%
Microstructure
66%
Disordered Hyperuniformity
66%
Wave number
33%
Infinite Sets
33%
Correlation Function
33%
Convergence Property
33%
Constitutive Relation
33%
Long Wavelength
33%
Series Expansion
33%
Full Waveform
33%
Local-in-space
33%
Spectral Density
33%
Predictive Power
33%
Approximation Formula
33%
Contrast Ratio
33%
Static Problem
33%
Microstructural
33%
Lossy
33%
Two-phase Composite
33%
Rapid Convergence
33%
Elastodynamics
33%
Waveform Simulation
33%
Approximation Accuracy
33%
Engineering Composites
33%
Point Correlation
33%
Stealthy Hyperuniform
33%
Exact Expressions
33%
Mathematics
Contrast Expansion
100%
Convergence Property
50%
Wide Range
50%
Infinite Set
50%
Series Expansion
50%
Lossy
50%
Predictive Power
50%
Constitutive Relation
50%
Spectral Density
50%