1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf02362814
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On applying complex rays to calculation of scalar “Nongeometric” waves

Abstract: Main features of the ray method on a complez plane are briefly stated. As an ezample, the problem of an analytic description of a "nonradial" wave P* is considered, Bibliography: 10 titles.In the paper brief information about the complex version of the ray method is given. It is shown that a "nongeometric" wave can be analytically described by means of this version. This wave appears in the case where the point source of oscillations is situated in the vicinity of the interface between two half-planes with dif… Show more

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“…It turns out that at least for small x] there exists another complex root corresponding to the S*-wave. Considerations made here have much in common with constructions from [11]. We find d in the first approximation, assuming that x0 3 is small and d is a value of the same order of smallness as x0 3.…”
Section: Deduction Of An Explicit Expression For the Eikonal Of The Smentioning
confidence: 98%
“…It turns out that at least for small x] there exists another complex root corresponding to the S*-wave. Considerations made here have much in common with constructions from [11]. We find d in the first approximation, assuming that x0 3 is small and d is a value of the same order of smallness as x0 3.…”
Section: Deduction Of An Explicit Expression For the Eikonal Of The Smentioning
confidence: 98%