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Application of fractional calculus to the ultrasonic characterization of human bone tissue

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Transient ultrasonic propagation in human bone tissue is considered according to Biot's theory. The bone is modeled as a porous medium with an elastic structure. The viscous uid/structure interactions are described by fractional calculus in the time domain. The slow and fast compressional waves, as well as the rotational shear wave predicted by Biot's theory obey fractional propagation equations. The fractional equation system is solved analytically in the time domain, thus obtaining the expressions of the reection and transmission scattering operators. Inverse identication of the intrinsic microstructure of the pores and of the mechanical properties of the bone is performed in the time domain (waveforms) and frequency domain (attenuation and phase velocities), by adopting a statistical Bayesian inference technique using ultrasonic transmitted and reected signals, which allows to nd the identied parameters and their associated uncertainty.
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hal-03059816 , version 1 (13-12-2020)

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Zine El Abiddine Fellah, Rémi Roncen, Mohamed Fellah, Ogam Erick, Claude Depollier. Application of fractional calculus to the ultrasonic characterization of human bone tissue. OVERVIEW OF ACOUSTICS EVERYWHERE, Dec 2020, Virtuel, United States. ⟨hal-03059816⟩
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