In a recent experiment a wake was created in a 2D lattice of charged dust g
rains by a charge moving parallel to the lattice plane. Multiple "Mach cone
s" were observed in the wake. This paper describes a linear theory of the p
honon wake caused by a charge moving relative to a crystalline lattice. The
theory predicts multiple structures in the wake that match those observed
in the experiments. These structures ale caused by constructive interferenc
e of compressional phonons excited by the moving charge, combined with the
strongly dispersive nature of these phonons. The theoretical wake is matche
d to an experimental wake in order to determine the plasma Debye length and
the charge on the dust grains.