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Diffraction by an Acoustic Grating Perturbed by a Bounded Obstacle

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An original approach to solve 2D time harmonic diffraction problems involving locally perturbed gratings is proposed. The propagation medium is composed of a periodically stratified half-space and a homogeneous half-space containing a bounded obstacle. Using Fourier and Floquet transforms and integral representations, the diffraction problem is formulated as a coupled problem of Fredholm type with two unknowns: the trace of the diffracted field on the interface separating the two half-spaces on one hand, and the restriction of the diffracted field to a bounded domain surrounding the obstacle, on the other hand.

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Bonnet-Bendhia, AS., Ramdani, K. Diffraction by an Acoustic Grating Perturbed by a Bounded Obstacle. Advances in Computational Mathematics 16, 113–138 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1014437813575

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