Abstract
The present manuscript focuses on the study of surface wave propagation in a rotating coated viscoelastic half-space and its response to external forces comprised of the magnetic field and gravitational forces. A celebrated normal mode analysis procedure is adopted as the methodology of interest for its high level of efficiency in the literature. The analytically obtained frequency equation is analyzed for certain scenarios of curiosity, in addition to the determination of the resulting displacements and stresses. Moreover, certain physical data of relevance with the viscoelasticity index of unity are considered for the numerical simulations. As for the findings, the presented graphical illustrations showed that both the magnetic field and rotation positively accelerated the dispersion of surface waves in the coated half-space, while the obtained approximate fields in the half-space are found to be oscillatory as they steadily move towards the limiting point.