2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmmm.2005.11.011
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Dimensional resonances of elastic and magnetoelastic vibrations in two layered structure

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“…Peculiarities of the dimensional resonance frequencies attributed to a nonmagnetic layer were discussed earlier in [11,12]. It was shown that an equidistant arrangement of harmonics series of the standing-wave resonant frequencies occurring in uniform magnetic film is violated in a bilayered structure.…”
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“…Peculiarities of the dimensional resonance frequencies attributed to a nonmagnetic layer were discussed earlier in [11,12]. It was shown that an equidistant arrangement of harmonics series of the standing-wave resonant frequencies occurring in uniform magnetic film is violated in a bilayered structure.…”
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“…2 and 3. The parameters used in calculations correspond to those taken in our previous work [11,12]. Figure 2 illustrates the resonant susceptibility dependence on a magnetic layer thickness for the odd harmonics number n. The letter β on the plots denotes the regions corresponding to the interface position coinciding with λ/4 (d ∼ λ/4) where λ is a MEE wavelength, the letter α denotes the regions where d ∼ λ/2, the letter γ marks the regions where the dimensional resonance is not excited.…”
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“…Magnetoelastic (ME) waves were the subject of extensive research because of the possible application of magnetoelasticity in various fields, such as optical acoustics, magnetomechanical devices and others; interest in it continues unabated [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. The study of ME spectrums in the confined samples is of the most interest both from theoretical and practical point of view.…”
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