Abstract
Abstract
This article investigates the reflection of thermo-photo-piezo-elastic plane waves from a homogeneous, orthotropic, and piezo semiconductor medium during the photo-thermal process. A novel higher-order fractional dual-phase lag hyperbolic two-temperature model is employed to tackle this study. The analytical solution to the problem in the
x
z
plane reveals the existence of five interconnected waves. The derivation of formulas for reflection coefficients and their corresponding energy ratios is performed for an incident quasi-plasma wave. Numerical computations determine the energy ratios for different angles of incidence. These energy ratios are visually represented in graphs, demonstrating the influence of higher-order parameters, two-temperature effects, fractional order derivatives, and various heat conduction models.
Subject
Condensed Matter Physics,Mathematical Physics,Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
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