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10.5.3 Decoupling of the air wave
In a first approximation, the frame displacement induced by a source in air is negligible
compared with the air displacement. Equation (10.44) can be rewritten
B 8
c 2
B 8 q
c
b 1
b 3
+
C 1
= 0
(10.73)
B 8 q
c
B 8 q 2
+
C 3
where b 1 and b 3 can be replaced by φd 1 and φd 3 . A nontrivial solution exists if
C 3
B 8
1
c 2
C 3
C 1
q 2
=
(10.74)
There are two opposite z slowness components for a given x slowness component
1/ c . Denoting the wave number for the wave propagating in the x direction by k P ,the
wave number for the waves propagating in the z direction by k N ,( k N =
ω 2 C 3 /B 8 ,k P =
ω 2 C 1 /B 8 ) the wave number components ω/ cby k x and ωq by k z , Equation (10.74) can
be rewritten
k N 1
k x
k P
k z =
(10.75)
Equation (10.27) can be rewritten
jB 8 φ u 1 k x
u 3 k z
p
=
+
(10.76)
The system of Equation (10.58) - (10.60) is replaced by
r 11 =
exp (
2 jk z l)
(10.77)
The surface impedance Z s can be written
p e
v z =
jφB 8 (d 1 k x + d 3 k z )( 1 + exp ( 2 jk z l))
jωφd 3 ( 1
(10.78)
exp (
2 jk z l))
From Equation (10.73), the ratio d 1 k x /(d 3 k z ) is given by
B 8 /c 2
C 1
d 1 k x
d 3 k z =
(10.79)
B 8 /c 2
which leads to
k z 1 +
d 1 k x
d 3 k z
k N
=
(10.80)
1
1 / 2
k x
k P
The surface impedance can be rewritten
ef K f ) 1 / 2
[1
Z s
=
(k x /k P ) 1 / 2 ] cot jlk z
(10.81)
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