COMSOL Inc 3d elastic wave simulation

Setup for <t>3D</t> elastic wave simulation <t>in</t> <t>COMSOL.</t> The elastic waves were excited at the top (orange semidisk) and recorded using a grid with cylinder symmetry (blue points). Symmetry planes (yellow) and absorbing layers (purple) were used to reduce the simulation size. The green line shows the measurement method to follow the propagation of the modes along a specific direction. The inset table gives the values of the parameters used. The Lab/Comsol coordinate frame is shown at the bottom. Inset shows the frequency spectrum of the x 3 -components of the propagating wave in fused silica for two distances from the center. (For interpretation of the references to color in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the web version of this article.)

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Setup for 3D elastic wave simulation in COMSOL. The elastic waves were excited at the top (orange semidisk) and recorded using a grid with cylinder symmetry (blue points). Symmetry planes (yellow) and absorbing layers (purple) were used to reduce the simulation size. The green line shows the measurement method to follow the propagation of the modes along a specific direction. The inset table gives the values of the parameters used. The Lab/Comsol coordinate frame is shown at the bottom. Inset shows the frequency spectrum of the x 3 -components of the propagating wave in fused silica for two distances from the center. (For interpretation of the references to color in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the web version of this article.)

Journal: Photoacoustics

Article Title: Velocimetry of GHz elastic surface waves in quartz and fused silica based on full-field imaging of pump–probe reflectometry

doi: 10.1016/j.pacs.2024.100627

Figure Lengend Snippet: Setup for 3D elastic wave simulation in COMSOL. The elastic waves were excited at the top (orange semidisk) and recorded using a grid with cylinder symmetry (blue points). Symmetry planes (yellow) and absorbing layers (purple) were used to reduce the simulation size. The green line shows the measurement method to follow the propagation of the modes along a specific direction. The inset table gives the values of the parameters used. The Lab/Comsol coordinate frame is shown at the bottom. Inset shows the frequency spectrum of the x 3 -components of the propagating wave in fused silica for two distances from the center. (For interpretation of the references to color in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the web version of this article.)

Article Snippet: Fig. 2 Setup for 3D elastic wave simulation in COMSOL.

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