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The T-matrix description of surface wave scattering is viewed in a reflection/transmission context reminiscent of problems involving elastic wave propagation in stratified media. This approach exploits the orthogonality properties of the surface wave basis functions and permits a description of surface wave propagation in environments exhibiting a degree of quasi-concentric multilayering about a vertical axis.
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M. G. Bostock (1992) studied this question.
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