On the problem of instability of the boundary of two media of finite thickness
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Abstract
A dispersion determinant nonlinear as far as the combination of frequency and relative velocity is concerned has been derived in the problem on propagation of waves at the boundary of liquid layers of finite thickness. The structure and physical meaning of the equation obtained have been discussed. The limiting cases have been considered.
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Attenuation Coefficient Dispersion Equation Finite Thickness Dimensionless Frequency Anomalous Dispersion
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