Furthermore, to show the effect of modulation coefficient m f to the matching component function, different modulation coefficients are used to estimate the NZ index.
Fig. 9 Correct ratio of NZ index using different modulation coefficients.
Recently Hardy type modulation spaces have been proposed in [13].
Different modulation levels have constellations with different sizes.
Furthermore, let us consider the modulation coefficient m f in (16).
This simulation proves the discussion about the modulation coefficient selection criterion in Section 3.2.
Figure 9 presents the correct ratio of NZ index using different modulation coefficient.
In-plane wave and flexural shear wave dispersions are obtained for a range of values of a stiffness modulation coefficient.
The values of modulation coefficient m f are set as 0.1, 0.5, 1, 4, and 10, respectively.
Future work may focus on the adaptive adjustment algorithm of the amplitude modulation coefficient in the SCCS model.
