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Impossibility to observe the non-dispersive Zakharenko type waves (ZTW) for the three-partial Love type waves (LTW3) is analytically shown for layered systems consisting of a layer on a substrate, in case either isotropic or anisotropic materials with the anisotropy factor . The other solutions of new dispersive waves were also considered in addition to the LTW3-waves. The interesting structures Au/Muscovite and Au/Biotite were numerically investigated concerning the LTW3-waves. Monoclinic crystal Muscovite is likely for substrates with the speed V t4 = (C 44/ρ)1/2 = 5053 m/s and α f ∼2.08 that gives βM = V t4α f = 10,510 m/s ∼ V t [100](Diamond) = 12,800 m/s. Possibility to find supersonic LTW-waves in piezoelectric crystals with β∼20,000 m/s is also discussed. Such the β will be greater than the speed V l ∼17,500 m/s of the bulk longitudinal wave for Diamond. Also, the first- and second-order derivatives of the group velocity V g, as well as the first-, second- and third-order derivatives of the phase velocity V ph were analytically obtained and shown in dependence on the layer thickness kh, where k is the wavenumber in the wave propagation direction. The obtained results of the derivative calculations of the group velocity V g could be useful for finding inflexion points in dependence of the group delay time τ (kh) = L/V g (L is a gone distance) in dispersive delay lines, as well as for production automation of different filter and sensor on dispersive waves.
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Aleksey Anatolievich Zakharenko (2005) studied this question.
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