Abstract
The problem of interaction of a plane incident acoustic wave with n-layer stratified moving media has been solved. The differential equations governing wave behavior in a moving medium are derived by employing first-order Lorentz transformation instead of the Galileian transformation that has been used in previous works. Solutions are facilitated by the introduction of propagation matrices. Reflection and transmission coefficients are then calculated by making use of these matrices.
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