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Recent Advances in Applying Wave-Envelope Elements to Unbounded Wave Problems,r grid-based schemes requires a suitable anechoic termination at the edge of a finite computational region. The more compact and manageable the inner region, the more demanding the numerical treatment that is required on its boundary. This difficulty is circumvented by a variety of Boundary Element

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New Mapped Wave Infinite Element and Diffraction of Waves by Elliptical Cylinders of Varying Aspect elements. The method is illustrated by results for the diffraction of waves by an elliptical cylinder. The waves are governed by Helmholtz equation, and the Sommerfeld radiation condition. The two main aspects are:

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Multipole-Based 3-D Infinite Elements: An Ellipsoidal Acoustic Element and a Spherical Electromagned oblate spheroidal acoustic infinite elements, based on new prolate and oblate spheroidal multipole expansions, for modeling acoustic fields in unbounded domains. Here we present the development of an ellipsoidal infinite element, which is the logical generalization of those elements. This developm

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A Practical Comparison of Finite Element and Boundary Element Formulations for Modeling Sound Radiaacoustic field. Either direct and indirect integral representations are available for that purpose and form the mathematical basis of related acoustic boundary element (BE) methods [Ciskowski and Brebbia, 1991]. Such formulations have been used for a long time by the acoustic community. Model size’s

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Approximation of Transient Hydrodynamics on Unbounded Domains Using Rational Functions,es. We are concerned with the case where the body motions and wave heights are small and the fluid medium is incompressible, of constant density, inviscid, and irrotational. The goal is determination of a finite-dimensional, linear time-invariant (FDLTI) representation for the mapping from (transien

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ETA Expressions for the High Frequency Impedance of a Uniformly Pulsating Submerged Torus,ic medium. The submerged sphere, cylinder and disk illustrate important aspects of scattering and radiation while admitting complete analytical solutions. These three classical configurations are thus indispensable part of any set of benchmark problems.

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Wave vs. Geometric Based Modeling of Barriers with Atmospheric Effects,cal boundary element and finite element approaches are limited to small geometries and lower frequency ranges because the solutions are very computer intensive and are thus not practical as a design tool. A new class of diffraction based methods, that include phase, are being applied that yield wave