4. Reflection and refraction
Since, in an isotropic solid, a compression wave L (longitudinally polarized) and a shear wave T (transversely polarized) can propagate, any wave of vector k I originating from an isotropic solid (1) arriving on a surface in rigid contact with an isotropic solid (2) is, in principle, capable of generating :
two reflected waves (L 1 , T 1 ), of vectors k L1 , and k T1 in solid (1) ;
two refracted waves (L 2 , T 2 ), of vectors k L2 and k ...
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