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Phase and group velocity in components of Lamb waves in pulses
This paper describes a theoretical and experimental study of the pulse propagation in plates, using Fourier-Laplace transform for the solution of Lame equations. It is shown that a pulse in a plate is formed by three fundamental components with its own dispersion relation. One of these components is the antisymmetrical Lamb wave, which is identified in the experiments.