Abstract
AbstractWe study the propagation of linear acoustic waves (a) in an infinite string with a periodic material distribution, (b) in an infinite cylinder with a meterial distribution that is periodic in the longitudinal direction and does not depend on the transverse coordinates. We assume that the wave field is generated by a time‐harmonic force distribution of frequency ω acting in a compact set. We show in both cases that resonances of order t1/2 occur for a discrete set of frequencies and that the solution is bounded as t→∞ for the remaining frequencies. In case (a) ω is a resonance frequency if and only if ω2 is a boundary point of one of the spectral bands of the corresponding spatial differential operator of Hill's type. A similar characterization of the resonance frequencies is given in case (b).
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