Standing waves

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Standing waves

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The solution to the wave equation

equation=14180

is of the form

equation=14187

but it must satisfy the conditions of free or fixed edge. In the edge case

- free wave can move but has no support so the stress and thus the deformation must be zero.
- fixed the wave cannot move but it can generate tension and with it deformation

Graphically, we have

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The equation

equation=

It means that there are two solutions.

$\omega = \pm c k$



so the solution is of the form

$x_0 e^{ikx}(e^{i\omega t)}+e^{-i\omega t})$



or with Euler's relation the real part is

$2x_0 \cos(kx)\cos(\omega t)$



In other words, a function of the position oscillates in the same place without moving:

image

This is called a standing wave.

Las condiciones de borde permiten soluciones que tienen mas nodos como se ve en el ejemplo fijo-libre

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La ecuaci n de movimiento

equation=14177

con la relaci n

equation=14179

representa la ecuaci n de onda del solido

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The general solution of the wave equation

equation=14180

can be written in the complex space as

equation


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The solution to the wave equation



is of the form



but it must satisfy the conditions of free or fixed edge. In the edge case

- free wave can move but has no support so the stress and thus the deformation must be zero.
- fixed the wave cannot move but it can generate tension and with it deformation

Graphically, we have

ID:(14186, 0)



Standing waves

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The equation



It means that there are two solutions.

$\omega = \pm c k$



so the solution is of the form

$x_0 e^{ikx}(e^{i\omega t)}+e^{-i\omega t})$



or with Euler's relation the real part is

$2x_0 \cos(kx)\cos(\omega t)$



In other words, a function of the position oscillates in the same place without moving:

This is called a standing wave.

ID:(14205, 0)



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Las condiciones de borde permiten soluciones que tienen mas nodos como se ve en el ejemplo fijo-libre

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