A diffractor is a structure with grooves of varying depth into which a sound wave propagating along the surface enters. Resonance occurs within the grooves, leading to an increased sound pressure at the openings. This pressure increase interferes with the incident sound wave and causes a deflection (diffraction) upwards from the direction of propagation. As a result, a quieter zone forms behind the diffractor.
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