Abstract
The leaky waves generated on plates driven in bending above the bending coincidence frequency radiate as extended sources; therefore, the standard saddle point evaluation of the radiated pressure, which yields a far-field result, may not be appropriate at the range of interest. The calculation can be modified by removing the contribution of the leaky waves from the original integrand, evaluating the remaining regular part by the saddle point method, and evaluating the effect of the leaky waves in terms of error functions and residue. Results showing range dependence are presented for radiation by a steel plate in water driven by normal and tangential line forces. The correctness of the results is made plausible by comparing independent calculations of acoustic power passing through a semicircle at finite range.
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