Abstract
The reflection and transmission characteristics of circular elastic cylinders arranged periodically in an elastic slab are examined. A simple approach synthesized from Fourier–Bessel expansions and the T-matrix method has been used for the analysis of a two-dimensional problem involving P and SV waves. The computed results are of importance in grating theory as well as in noise control, although the procedure given is restricted to only the low-frequency regime.
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