We show theoretically that by combining two or more finite superlattices, it is possible to realize an omnidirectional acoustic mirror that prevents propagation of acoustic waves over a wide range of frequencies. An appropriate choice of the elastic parameters in the superlattices enables us to propose a structure in which any incident wave launched from any type of substrate (or vacuum) falls inside a minigap of the coupled SLs and therefore undergoes a total reflection.
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