
We consider a plane flexural wave incident on a semi-infinite rigid strip in a Mindlin plate. The boundary conditions on the strip lead to three Wiener–Hopf equations, one of which decouples, leaving a scalar problem and a 2 × 2 matrix problem. The latter is solved using a simple method based on quadrature. The far-field diffraction coefficient is calculated and some numerical results are presented. We also show how the results reduce to the simpler Kirchhoff model in the low-frequency limit.
flexural waves, Wave scattering in solid mechanics, wave motion, Mindlin plate, diffraction, matrix Wiener-Hopf method, applied mathematics, Plates
flexural waves, Wave scattering in solid mechanics, wave motion, Mindlin plate, diffraction, matrix Wiener-Hopf method, applied mathematics, Plates
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