On electromagneto-thermoelastic plane waves under Green–Naghdi theory of thermoelasticity-II

Abstract

ABSTRACTThe present work attempts to investigate the propagation of one-dimensional electromagneto-thermoelastic plane waves in an isotropic unbounded thermally and electrically conducting media with finite conductivity in the context of the theory of thermoelasticity of Green and Naghdi type-II. The heat conduction equation is affected with the Thomson coefficient. Basic governing equations are modified by using Green–Naghdi theory of type-II. Our problem formulation derives two different systems. The first system is found to be coupled with the thermal field and represents the longitudinal wave. However, the second system represents transverse wave that is uncoupled with the thermal field. In both the cases, we identify waves that are affected with the magnetic field. Asymptotic expansions of dispersion relation solutions and various components of plane waves such as phase velocity, specific loss, and penetration depth are derived analytically for high- and low-frequency values in all cases. Analytical results predicting the limiting behavior of longitudinal and transverse waves are verified with the numerical results. The results of the present study are compared with the results of the thermoelastic case, and a detailed analysis of the effects of presence of the magnetic field under this theory has been presented.