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Rigid elastic waveguide mode

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In a homogeneous elastic layer −H<z<H with rigid boundaries, in-plane propagating modes mix P- and SV-waves. For phase speed c>cP​>cS​, one even-horizontal, odd-vertical family obeys
atan(akH)=−btan(bkH)​,a=cP2​c2​−1​,b=cS2​c2​−1​.
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Rigid elastic waveguide mode
A shear-horizontal wave mode has ωn​(k)=cs​k2+(nπ/h)2​. At x=Vt with 0<∣V∣<cs​, a nondegenerate stationary Fourier phase gives generic t−1/2 decay. Faster rays have no stationary point; compactly supported data give eventual zero by finite propagation speed.

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