An "edge wave" refers to a type of wave that is confined to the vicinity of an edge or boundary within a medium. This concept is often discussed in various fields, including physics, seismology, and engineering. In more technical terms, edge waves can be seen in the context of wave propagation, where waves are generated and propagate along the edges of structures or interfaces. They tend to exhibit unique properties compared to bulk waves, such as modified dispersion characteristics or increased localization effects.
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