For thin bead layers saturated by air, a pole of the reflection coefficient related to a trapped mode inside the layer and a surface wave in air is predicted, and detected with the Tamura method [J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 88, 2259 (1990)]. For semi-infinite layers, the Brewster angle is observed with the same method at oblique incidence at 15 kHz. A description of the related Zenneck wave is performed, at high and low frequencies.
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