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Acoustic Illusion of a Rigid Object for a Moving Emitter via Equivalent Surface Control
We report a three-dimensional acoustic illusion of a rigid object illuminated by an emitter moving along an arbitrary trajectory. The object is absent: control sources are arranged around its location, the closed surface they define being termed the equivalent surface. Driven by the field the object
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