par Tejero, Carlos;Baus, Marc
Référence Molecular Physics, 54, 6, page (1307-1324)
Publication Publié, 1985
Article révisé par les pairs
Résumé : The dispersion relations for surface waves on a planar liquid surface are obtained from first principles. The high-frequency elastic, low-frequency hydrodynamic and intermediate viscoelastic regimes are investigated separately. It is shown that the structure of the liquid surface modifies the expression for Rayleigh’s elastic surface waves and Kelvin’s capillary waves and allows for the existence of new surface waves besides those of the phenom-enological theories. For example, an hydrodynamic counterpart to the Ray-leigh waves and an elastic counterpart to the capillary waves are found. The experimental observation of these surface waves could in principle yield direct access to the structure of the liquid surface. © 1985 Taylor and Francis Group, LLC.