We combine a transformational acoustic (TA) conformal map with a scattering cancellation (SC) layer to produce a hybrid design that reduces the scattering cross-section of an object in an aqueous environment. Our method is an inertial design that does not rely on negative-valued media. Using multiple scattering theory for cylindrical shells, our calculations demonstrate that the hybrid design outperforms both a discretized transformational acoustic superlattice and a scattering cancellation layer over a broad frequency bandwidth. The hybrid method can be utilized to optimize performance over targeted frequency bands.
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