Magnetoelastic Waves in Magnetically Active Non-conductive Media

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In this chapter surface waves in magnetostrictive and piezomagnetic media are considered. Linearized equations and boundary conditions for magnetoelasticity of magnetically active ferromagnetic bodies are derived.

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  1. 1.National Academy of Sciences ArmeniaInstitute of MechanicsYerevanArmenia

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