Acoustic wave diffraction by a quadrant of sound-soft scatterers

Abstract Motivated by research in metamaterials, we consider the challenging problem of acoustic wave scattering by a doubly periodic quadrant of sound-soft scatterers arranged in a square formation, which we have dubbed the quarter lattice. This leads to a Wiener–Hopf equation in two complex variables with three unknown functions for which we can reduce and solve exactly using a new analytic method. After some suitable truncations, the resulting linear system is inverted using elementary matrix arithmetic and the solution can be numerically computed. This solution is also critically compared with a numerical least-squares collocation approach and to our previous method where we decomposed the lattice into semi-infinite rows or columns.

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IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1093/imamat/hxaf016
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Underwater Acoustics Research
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Acoustic wave diffraction by a quadrant of sound-soft scatterers

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Acoustic wave diffraction by a quadrant of sound-soft scatterers

Anastasia V. Kisil, Matthew Nethercote, Raphaël C. Assier
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Abstract

Abstract Motivated by research in metamaterials, we consider the challenging problem of acoustic wave scattering by a doubly periodic quadrant of sound-soft scatterers arranged in a square formation, which we have dubbed the quarter lattice. This leads to a Wiener–Hopf equation in two complex variables with three unknown functions for which we can reduce and solve exactly using a new analytic method. After some suitable truncations, the resulting linear system is inverted using elementary matrix arithmetic and the solution can be numerically computed. This solution is also critically compared with a numerical least-squares collocation approach and to our previous method where we decomposed the lattice into semi-infinite rows or columns.

IMA Journal of Applied MathematicsVol. 90(2)
University of Cambridge (GB), University of Manchester (GB)
Horizon 2020 Framework Programme, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, Division of Mathematical Sciences
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Openalex Percentile: Top 15%
Underwater Acoustics Research
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