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A higher--order gradient framework for multi--scale seismic wave propagation
Modeling frequency-dependent seismic wave propagation in porous media remains a major challenge because classical poroelastic theories generally require a large number of poorly constrained constitutive parameters. We investigate seismic wave propagation within a higher-order gradient constitutive f
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