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Технически университет - София

Abstract: Magneto - electro - elastic materials (MEEM) have wide range of applications in modern smart structures such as sensors, actuators, damage detectors etc. Here we will consider wave scattering in magneto - electro - elastic half - plane, graded quadratically and exponentially, subjected to anti - plane mechanical and in - plane electric and magnetic time - harmonic external load. The derived solutions can be used in computational schemes based on boundary integral equation method (BIEM) for numerical solutions at macro - and nano - level.

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