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An analysis has been made of the acoustic radiation pressure acting on a rigid sphere in a spherical sound field for the purpose of completing the work of Embleton [J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 26, 40–45 (1954)] from the angle of practical application. His presentation has been simplified mathematically and improved into a more general form. Numerical calculations have been made with particular emphasis on the difference from the results for incident plane progressive waves as a function of the density of the sphere, the size parameter, and the distance of the sphere from the sound source.
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