Theoretical and Experimental Study of Diffraction by a Thin Cone

The problem of diffraction of ultrasonic waves by a sharp-angled rigid cone is studied. In the framework of the parabolic equation method, an analytical solution of the problem with an arbitrarily located point source is constructed. Namely, the problem is reduced to the Volterra boundary integral e...

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Published in:Acoustical physics 2024-06, Vol.70 (3), p.424-433
Main Authors: Laptev, A. Yu, Korol’kov, A. I., Shanin, A. V.
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Boundary integral method
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Exact solutions
Fourier transforms
Integral equations
Narrowband
Physics
Physics and Astronomy
Sound diffraction
Sound sources
Wave diffraction
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Sound sources
Wave diffraction
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