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Multiple Scattering in Acoustics: an Everyday Occurrence in Sonar

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MWSW05 - Winter School

This (largely non-mathematical) talk illustrates how some multiple scattering phenomena arise in the design of sonar devices and their operation.  It outlines ways by which they can be tackled (to some extent) theoretically and experimentally.

This talk is part of the Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series series.

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