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On propagation of love-type waves on a spherical model with rigidity and density both varying exponentially with the radial distance

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The propagation of Love type waves on a spherical model' in the mantle of which the rigidity and density vary exponentially with the radial distance while in the core they remain constant — has been investigated. The frequency equation that has been worked out has been examined in detail for the existence of root in the particular cases when they involve Bessel Functions of smallest and largest orders.

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Paul, M.K. On propagation of love-type waves on a spherical model with rigidity and density both varying exponentially with the radial distance. PAGEOPH 59, 33–37 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00880505

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