A theoretical model for solving wave scattering by multiple submerged horizontal plates and membranes

S. Zheng; G. Sun; H. Liang; Agl Borthwick; DM Greaves

doi:10.1016/j.jfluidstructs.2026.104521

February 2, 2026Journal of Fluids and Structures

A theoretical model for solving wave scattering by multiple submerged horizontal plates and membranes

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Wave scattering behaviors are clarified through the proposed theoretical model, enhancing predictions for submerged configurations.
Key findings indicate that multiple submerged plates significantly alter wave patterns, emphasizing the importance of hydrodynamic design principles.
Theoretical model development utilized principles of wave mechanics, providing a framework for analyzing interactions with membranes and plates.
Future applications may improve maritime engineering designs, potentially optimizing underwater structures for wave dynamics.

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Theoretical analysis proposes a new model addressing wave scattering by submerged horizontal plates and membranes, suggesting improved hydrodynamic understanding.

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