Further Results for Crack-Edge Mappings by Ray Methods
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Methods to map crack edges by the use of arrival times of edge-diffracted signals, which have been presented earlier by the authors, have been extended to the pulse-echo case and to configurations of water immersed specimens and transducers. Applications of the methods to experimental data are presented in a companion paper.