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Scattering of an obliquely incident acoustic wave by an infinite cylinder
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Acoustic MethodsAeroacousticsInfinite Aluminum CylinderOcean AcousticsRayleigh Critical AngleEngineeringPhysical AcousticAcoustic MetamaterialFluid MechanicsMechanical EngineeringWave ScatteringInfinite CylinderScattered Farfield PressureAcoustic PropagationHigh-frequency ApproximationSound PropagationUltrasound
Expressions are derived for the scattered farfield pressure which results from the illumination of an infinite aluminum cylinder by a plane acoustic wave, whose propagation direction makes an arbitrary angle, α, with the normal to the cylinder axis. Computations are made at angles between α=0 ° and the Rayleigh critical angle, α=31.3 °. Changes in the scattered field are related to shifts in the paths of geometric and elastic surface waves from circumferential at α=0 °, to helical, to axial Rayleigh surface waves generated at the Rayleigh critical angle.