Editing Surface wave (section)

==See also==
* [[Seismic wave]]s
* [[Seismic communication]]
* [[P-wave]]s
* [[S-wave]]s
* [[Surface acoustic wave]]
* [[Sky wave]]s, the primary means of HF transmission
* [[Surface plasmon]], a longitudinal charge density wave along the interface of conducting and dielectric mediums
* [[Surface-wave-sustained mode]], a propagation of electromagnetic surface waves.
* [[Evanescent wave]]s and [[evanescent wave coupling]]
* [[Ocean surface wave]]s, [[internal wave]]s and [[Crest (physics)|crests]], [[Dispersion (water waves)|dispersion]], and [[freak wave]]s
* [[Love wave]] and [[Rayleigh wave|Rayleigh–Lamb wave]]
* [[Gravity wave]]s, occurs at certain natural interfaces (e.g. the atmosphere and ocean)
* [[Stoneley wave]]
* [[Scholte wave]]
* [[Dyakonov surface wave]]
;People
*[[Arnold Sommerfeld#Articles|Arnold Sommerfeld]] – published a mathematical treatise on the ''Zenneck wave''
*[[Jonathan Zenneck#Articles|Jonathan Zenneck]] – Pupil of Sommerfeld; Wireless pioneer; developed the ''Zenneck wave''
*[[John Stone Stone]] – Wireless pioneer; produced theories on radio propagation
;Other
* [[Ground constants]], the electrical parameters of earth
* [[Near and far field]], the radiated field that is within one quarter of a wavelength of the diffracting edge or the antenna and beyond.
* [[Skin effect]], the tendency of an alternating electric current to distribute itself within a conductor so that the current density near the surface of the conductor is greater than that at its core.
* [[Surface wave inversion]]
* [[Green's function]], a function used to solve inhomogeneous differential equations subject to boundary conditions.