# Coherent propagation and incoherent diffusion of elastic waves in a two dimensional continuum with a random distribution of edge dislocations.

@article{Churochkin2020CoherentPA,
title={Coherent propagation and incoherent diffusion of elastic waves in a two dimensional continuum with a random distribution of edge dislocations.},
author={Dmitry Churochkin and Fernando Lund},
journal={arXiv: Materials Science},
year={2020}
}
• Published 30 November 2020
• Physics, Materials Science
• arXiv: Materials Science
We study the coherent propagation and incoherent diffusion of in-plane elastic waves in a two dimensional continuum populated by many, randomly placed and oriented, edge dislocations. Because of the Peierls-Nabarro force the dislocations can oscillate around an equilibrium position with frequency $\omega_0$. The coupling between waves and dislocations is given by the Peach-Koehler force. This leads to a wave equation with an inhomogeneous term that involves a differential operator. In the…

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