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This paper proposes, for wave propagating in a globally perturbed half plane with a perfectly conducting step-like surface, a sharp Sommerfeld radiation condition (SRC) for the first time, an analytic formula of the far-field pattern, and a high-accuracy numerical solver. We adopt the Wiener-Hopf method to compute the Green function for a cracked half plane, a background for the perturbed half plane. We rigorously show that the Green function asymptotically satisfies a universal-direction SRC (uSRC) and radiates purely outgoing at infinity. This helps to propose an implicit transparent boundary condition for the scattered wave, by either a cylindrical incident wave due to a line source or a plane incident wave. Then, a well-posedness theory is established via an associated variational formulation. The theory reveals that the scattered wave, post-subtracting a known wave field, satisfies the same uSRC so that its far-field pattern is accessible theoretically. For a plane-wave incidence, asymptotic analysis shows that merely subtracting reflected plane waves, due to non-uniform heights of the step-like surface at infinity, from the scattered wave in respective regions produces a discontinuous wave satisfying the uSRC as well. Numerically, we adopt a previously developed perfectly-matched-layer (PML) boundary-integral-equation method to solve the problem. Numerical results demonstrate that the PML truncation error decays exponentially fast as thickness or absorbing power of the PML increases, of which the convergence relies heavily on the Green function exponentially decaying in the PML.

Mathematical Analysis of Wave Radiation by a Step-Like Surface