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Evaluation of effective wave velocities in polycrystalline materials using the ultrasonic reflection matrix
In-depth characterization of heterogeneous materials has long been a challenge in non-destructive testing. Here, a method is proposed to determine the elastic constants of metallic polycrystalline materials using back-scattered ultrasound. The waves scattered by the microstructure are analyzed to im
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