Abstract
The reflection and transmission of sound by a moving medium are investigated theoretically and the reflection and transmission coefficients are determined. These coefficients are found to depend only upon that component of the velocity of the medium which lies in the plane of incidence. The reflection coefficient increases with the velocity of the moving medium until a velocity is reached at which total reflection occurs. Total reflection persists until a still higher velocity is reached above which the reflection coefficient decreases as the velocity increases.
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