Abstract
We present a method based on a combination of temporal and spatial Fourier image analysis, involving the incorporation of a time-reversed acoustic propagation component, that can be used to obtain the angular dispersion or general dispersion relations of multiple surface acoustic modes excited by a localized pulsed source. The method is applied to the study of acoustic propagation at the surface of the highly anisotropic single-crystal TeO2 coated with a thin gold film.
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