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Scattering and frequency shifting of light reflected from Rayleigh waves in isotropic solids have been observed. The amplitude of the scattered light is correlated with acoustic surface-wave amplitude. Diffraction patterns are pictured and surface-wave velocities are calculated based on scattering angles.
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Auth et al. (1967) studied this question.
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