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Scattering of a point generated field by a multilayered spheroid

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The point source excitation acoustic scattering problem by a multilayer isotropic and homogeneous spheroidal body is presented. The multilayer spheroidal body is reached by an acoustic wave emanated by an external point source. The core spheroidal region is inpenetrable and rigid. The exterior interface and the interfaces separating the interior layers are penetrable. The scattered field is determined given the geometrical and physical characteristics of the spheroidal body, the location of the point source and the form of the incident field. The approach is not limited in a certain region of frequencies.

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Charalambopoulos, A., Dassios, G., Fotiadis, D.I. et al. Scattering of a point generated field by a multilayered spheroid. Acta Mechanica 150, 107–119 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01178548

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