The discussion centers on the impact of scatterer size and spacing on sound wave reflection, specifically when scatterers are closer than the wavelength and moving at different velocities. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding the underlying physics and encourage sharing of prior research to facilitate deeper discussions. The initial poster mistakenly categorized the inquiry as postgraduate level, later correcting it to undergraduate level, indicating a need for foundational knowledge in wave behavior and scattering principles.
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Hi Tinaaaaaa, welcome to PFTinaaaaaa said:If a sound wave hits multiple scatterers spaced closer than the wavelength and moving fast
but at different velocities how is the reflective beam is affected?
Hi I think I made a mistake. I think i meant it for undergraduate level education.davenn said:Hi Tinaaaaaa, welcome to PF
You have marked your thread with an A tag for post graduate level education
So what research have you done so far on your question ?
So some links to the subject material that you have read and what parts of it you do not understand
Then hopefully people here will be able to help you
Dave