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9789810229641

Acoustic Interactions With Submerged Elastic Structures: Acoustic Scattering and Resonances

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    9789810229641

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    981022964X

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1996-06-01
  • Publisher: World Scientific Pub Co Inc
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"\berall's work in acoustic and electromagnetic scattering has evoked much interest, in the US as well as abroad, because of its possible practical applications, as well as the theoretical understanding. Many collaborators have been inspired by it, and have now contributed to this volume. The book is an excellent contribution to the literature of Acoustics and Wave Propagation. Professor Guran is to be congratulated for organizing and editing this volume." Prof. Hans A Bethe Noble LaureateCornell University, 1996

Table of Contents

Foreword vii
Hans A. Bethe
Preface ix
Ardeshir Guran
Jean Ripoche
Franz Ziegler
Contributors xv
The Resonances: From Nuclear Physics to Underwater Acoustics
1(14)
Herbert Uberall
Jean Ripoche
Gerard Maze
Jean-Louis Izbicki
Frequency Spectra of Acoustic Vibrations
1(1)
Level Spectra of Nuclear States
2(2)
Nuclear Vibrations
4(1)
Nuclear Excitations: the Breit-Wigner Resonance Formula
5(1)
Acoustic Resonance Scattering Theory
5(2)
The Method of Isolation and Identification of Resonances (MIIR)
7(3)
Bistatic Scattering: Regge Trajectories
10(3)
Conclusions
13(1)
References
13(2)
RST and Peripheral Waves
15(29)
Naum Veksler
Introduction
15(1)
Modern State of RST
16(2)
Modal Resonances and Peripheral Waves
18(20)
Normal and Peripheral Waves
18(3)
Eigenfrequencies and Modal Resonances
21(2)
Modal Resonances of Franz Waves
23(1)
Modal Resonances With the Minimal Halfwidth
24(3)
Lamb-Type Peripheral Waves and Whispering Gallery Waves
27(2)
Hidden Resonances
29(5)
Helical Peripheral Waves
34(2)
Acoustic Spectrogram
36(2)
Conclusions
38(2)
References
40(4)
Acoustic Scattering from Internally Loaded Cylindrical Shells
44(37)
Yueping Guo
Introduction
44(4)
Scattered Acoustic Field
48(2)
Shell Displacements
50(4)
Internal Plate Vibrations
54(3)
Scattering Form Function
57(2)
Equivalence of Modal Solution to Wave Decomposition
59(3)
Contributions Due to Flexural Waves
62(5)
Effects on Compressional and Shear Waves
67(3)
Effects of Internal Plate Resonance
70(3)
Contributions From Bending Moments
73(3)
Conclusions
76(2)
Acknowledgements
78(1)
References
78(3)
Scattering by Cylindrical Objects at Oblique Incidence
81(48)
Jean-Marc Conoir
Pascal Rembert
Jean-Louis Izbicki
Introduction
81(1)
Resonant Scattering Theory
82(3)
Form Function
82(2)
Breit-Wigner Approximation
84(1)
Sommerfeld-Watson Transformation
85(19)
Transformation of the Modal Series into an Integral
85(2)
Asymptotic Expansions of the Bessel Function
87(1)
Reflection and Refraction of a Plane Wave at a Fluid-Fluid Plane Interface
87(2)
Refraction Angles and Complex Wave Numbers Related to the Surface Waves
89(1)
Singularity Calculation
90(1)
Imai Separation
91(1)
Geometrical waves
91(1)
Surface waves
92(1)
Geometrical Wave Contribution
93(1)
Specular reflected wave
93(3)
Refracted waves
96(1)
High Frequency Behavior of the Reflection-Refraction Coefficients
96(2)
Geometrical Expansion Coefficient
98(1)
Surface Wave Scattering in Region ξl > ξ
99(5)
Surface Waves Scattering in Region ξl < ξ
104(1)
Physical Meaning of Resonances
104(2)
Relation Between El and kl''
106(3)
Experimental Results and Comparison
109(18)
Introduction
109(1)
Experimental Isolation and Identification of Cylindrical Scatterer Resonances
109(3)
Experiments at Small Incidence Angle
112(1)
Case of a solid cylinder
112(2)
Case of elastic cylindrical shell
114(3)
Resonance Behavior with the Incidence Angle
117(1)
Case of a solid cylinder
117(7)
Case of an elastic cylindrical shell
124(3)
References
127(2)
Nonspecular Reflection-Transmission Phenomena of Bounded Beams Described by Inhomogeneous Plane Waves
129(35)
Oswald Leroy
Complex Critical Angles for the Reflection Coefficient of a Plane Wave
129(5)
Numerical Example
134(4)
Water/Steel Interface
134(4)
Inhomogeneous Plane Wave in Absorptive Media
138(4)
Reflection and Transmission of Inhomogeneous Plane Waves
142(3)
Experimental Verification
145(2)
Bounded Beam Decomposition in Inhomogeneous Plane Waves
147(5)
Fourier Decomposition
147(1)
Inhomogeneous Wave Decomposition
148(4)
Bounded Beam Reflection: Water/Brass
152(1)
Scattering of Inhomogeneous Plane Waves from a Periodic Rough Surface
153(9)
References
162(2)
Reflection and Refraction of the Inhomogeneous Plane Wave
164(43)
Marc Deschamps
Introduction
164(1)
The Inhomogeneous Plane Wave
165(7)
The Complex Wave Vector
166(1)
The Normalized Bi-vectors
167(1)
The Complex Polarization Vectors
168(1)
The Particle Displacement
168(3)
Complex Angle of Propagation
171(1)
The Generalized Snell's Laws
172(2)
Heterogeneity Coefficient and Angle of Refraction
174(9)
General Case
175(2)
Homogeneous and Non-Attenuated Incident Wave on Lossless Solid
177(1)
Homogeneous and Attenuated Incident Wave on Lossless Solid
178(2)
Evanescent Incident Wave on Lossless Solid
180(2)
Homogeneous and Non-Attenuated Incident Wave on Lossy Solid
182(1)
Generation of the Evanescent Plane Wave
183(2)
Reflection and Refraction at a Single Interface
185(8)
Theoretical Results
185(5)
Energy Conservation Laws
190(1)
Experimental Results
191(2)
Reflection and Refraction by an Immersed Plate
193(11)
Theoretical Results
194(6)
Energy Conservation Laws
200(2)
Experimental Results
202(2)
Conclusions
204(1)
References
204(3)
Theory of the Acoustic Bounded Beam
207(35)
Martine Rousseau
Philippe Gatignol
Introduction to the Bounded Beam Theory
207(1)
The Green Formalism
207(1)
The Evanescent Plane Wave Formalism
207(1)
The Fourier Integral Formalism
208(1)
The Modelisation Choice
208(1)
Ultrasonic Beam -- Non-Specular Effects Near the Rayleigh Incidence
208(9)
A Chronological Description
208(1)
The Incident Beam
209(2)
The Reflected Beam: The Non-Specular Effects
211(6)
Ultrasonic Focused Beam - Distortion of the Reflected Caustic
217(8)
A Chronological Review
217(1)
Incident Focused Beam
217(2)
The Reflected Focused Beam - Distortion of the Caustic
219(6)
Transient Bounded Beam
225(15)
Chronological Review
225(1)
The Incident Beam
225(4)
The Reflected Transient Beam
229(11)
References
240(2)
Sound Scattering by a Fluid-Loaded Cylindrical Shell With a Internal Axial Stiffener
242(33)
Aleksander Klauson
Jaan Metsaveer
Dominique Decultot
Gerard Maze
Jean Ripoche
Introduction
242(6)
Solution of the Problem
248(7)
Experimental Details
255(2)
Numerical and Experimental Results: Steady-State Symmetrical Excitation
257(5)
Numerical and Experimental Results: Steady-State Excitation
262(5)
Numerical Results: Pulse Excitation
267(4)
Experimental Verification
271(1)
Conclusions
272(1)
Acknowledgements
273(1)
References
273(2)
Interferences in Elastic Plates
275(35)
Jean-Marc Conoir
Olivier Lenoir
Jean-Louis Izbicki
Introduction
275(1)
Reflection and Transmission Coefficients of the Plate
276(4)
Debye Series Expansion
280(7)
Characteristic Equation of the Plate
287(2)
Resonance Calculation When sin &thetas; ≤ c1/cL
289(2)
Crossing of the Dispersion Curves and Interferences
291(2)
Periodicity of Resonances at Angles &thetas;pq
293(2)
Interferences Close to the First Critical Angle
295(1)
Interferences in the Range &thetas;c(L) ≤ &thetas; ≤ &thetas;c(T)
296(3)
Parametrical Study of Resonances and Interferences
299(8)
Longitudinal and Transverse Resonances
299(5)
Physical Interpretation in Term of Interferences
304(3)
Conclusions
307(1)
References
308(2)
Vibrations of Shells Contacting Fluid: Asymptotic Analysis
310(23)
Michael Levitin
Dmitri Vassiliev
Introduction
310(1)
Basic Equations
311(3)
Coordinate System and Dimensionless Parameters
311(1)
Shell Equations in Vacuum
311(2)
Fluid Equations
313(1)
Equations for a Shell Contacting Fluid
313(1)
Mathematical Statement and General Properties of the Interior Problem
314(2)
Mathematical Statement of the Interior Problem
314(1)
Spectral Properties of the Operator Ai
315(1)
Existence and Uniqueness of the Solution of the Non-homogeneous Problem
316(1)
Asymptotics of Eigenfrequencies for the Interior Problem
316(3)
Decomposition of the Spectrum into Three Series for a Shell of Revolution
316(1)
Asymptotic Formulae for Tangential and Fluid Eigenfrequencies for a Shell of Revolution
317(1)
Asymptotic Formulae for Flexural Eigenfrequencies for a Shell of Revolution
318(1)
Asymptotic Formulae for Eigenfrequencies for a Shell of an Arbitrary Shape
318(1)
Mathematical Statement and General Properties of the Exterior Problem
319(5)
L2-Spectrum of the Exterior Problem
319(1)
Meromorphic Continuation of the Resolvent and Scattering Frequencies
320(1)
Radiation Conditions
321(3)
Asymptotics of Scattering Frequencies of the Exterior Problem
324(1)
Fluid and Tangential Scattering Frequencies
324(1)
Flexural Scattering Frequencies
324(1)
Resonance Phenomena
325(4)
Statement of the Problem
325(1)
Iteration Process and Asymptotic Expansion in the Absence of Tangential Eigenfrequencies
325(2)
Asymptotic Expansion in the Vicinity of a Tangential Eigenfrequency
327(1)
Interpretation of the Results
328(1)
Effect of Fluid Viscosity
329(2)
Statement of the Problem
329(1)
Effect of Viscosity on Eigenfrequencies
330(1)
Acknowledgements
331(1)
References
331(2)
Program of the Symposium in Honor of Professor Herbert Uberall 333(1)
Subject Index 334(6)
Author Index 340

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