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Validity criteria for the small slope approximation for backscattering of sound from rough surfaces with a power-law roughness spectrum
The small slope approximation is a commonly used model for scattering of waves from rough surfaces. Its limitations are currently unknown for a power-law roughness spectral density, used to model natural terrain and seafloor roughness. This work compares the small slope approximation to the boundary
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