The existence and behaviour of electro-elastic surface Love waves in a structure consisting of a piezoelectric substrate of crystal classe 6, 4, 6 mm, 4 mm, 622 or 422, an elastic layer and a dielectric medium is considered. The mathematical model obtained includes all the above crystal classes, i.e. the surface wave problems related to all these classes are presented in a single mathematical model. The dispersion equation for the existence of Love surface waves with respect to phase velocity is obtained. A detailed investigation of the electromechanical coupling coefficient is carried out depending on the dielectric and piezoelectric parameters of the problem. Geometrical investigation of the solutions of the dispersion equation is carried out.
Sediment cores from nine different lakes in the Tatra Mountains, collected as part of the EU funded AL:PE, MOLAR and EMERGE projects investigating natural environmental records stored in remote mountain lake sediment sequences, were dated radiometrically by 210 Pb and 137 Cs. At five sites, D lugi Staw Gasienicowy and Zielony Staw Gasienicowy on the Polish side of the Tatra Mountains and Starolesnianske pleso, Nižné Terianske pleso, and Ľadové pleso on the Slovak side of the Tatra Mountains, the cores were sectioned at close intervals and analysed in detail to produce a high resolution chronology. For the remaining four sites, Zmarzly Staw Gasienicowy (Poland), and Veľké Hincovo pleso, Vyšné Temnosmrečinské pleso, Vyšné Wahlenbergovo pleso (Slovakia), it was sufficient to establish a low resolution sketch chronology and only a few samples were analysed from each core. At Ľadové pleso, multiple cores were collected in order to establish spatial distribution of sediments over the bed of the lake. Cores from all sites had good records of the fallout radionuclides from which it was possible to construct reliable chronologies of the recent sediments.
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