Abstract
The time domain acoustical wave propagator (AWP) method is used as a tool to study the sound scattering properties of a surface. As the method allows the modeling of the excitation, absorption, and scattering of sound in a vicinity of the surface within a very short period of time, the effect of other surfaces on these process can be ignored, and the acoustical property of a specific surface can be investigated in detail without solving the sound wave equation in the whole space. Sound scattering by a finite impedance strip mounted on a rigid baffle in two different conditions is solved by the method. The result is used to illustrate the efficiency of the method.
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