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April 8, 2026Acoustical Physics0 citations

Description of Plates with the Matrix Klein–Gordon Equation

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KKK. S. KniazevaESE. L. ShelestASA. V. Shanin

Key Points

  • This research aims to describe bending vibrations of thin plates using the matrix Klein–Gordon equation.
  • Derived matrix Klein–Gordon equations for plates of different dimensions.
  • Applied the waveguide finite element method for continuous waveguide modeling.
  • Evaluated linear and complex models of plate deformation.
  • Linear approximation overestimates plate stiffness values.
  • More complex models yield correct representations of plate behavior.

Abstract

The matrix Klein–Gordon equation (MKGE) describes waveguides with a discrete structure of their cross section. It may also be considered as a continuous waveguide model constructed by applying the waveguide finite element method. In this paper, the possibility of describing the bending vibrations of a thin plate with MKGE is studied. The problem is not trivial, as MKGE contains second-order time and coordinate derivatives, and bending vibrations are described by an equation with a fourth-order coordinate derivative. In this paper, matrix Klein–Gordon equations of different dimensions are derived for a plate. It is shown that a linear approximation of plate deformation over a cross section leads to overestimated plate stiffness values, but more complicated models give correct values.

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Kniazeva et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d5f10974eaea4b11a7a89fhttps://doi.org/10.1134/s1063771025600433
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