Abstract
The normal and tangential boundary impedances of a solid are calculated to provide a complete absorption of a plane harmonic longitudinal (shear) wave incident on it. The necessary impedance values can be obtained using a network of closely spaced mechanical resonators attached to the boundary and responding to its normal and tangential displacements.
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