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Bera, Rasajit Kumar

Propagation of monochromatic waves in an initially stressed infinite micropolar elastic plate. (English) Zbl 0262.73035

Apl. Mat. 18, 9-17 (1973).
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74A35 Polar materials
74J10 Bulk waves in solid mechanics
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