IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics · 2007 · 71 citations · 11 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsDifferential EquationsFluid DynamicsPropagationAcoustic Wave PropagationBoundary ConditionsBoundary-value ProblemsEigenvalue ProblemsPartial Differential EquationsBoundary Value Eigenvalue ProblemsDependent VariablesEigenfunction ExpansionsEigenvalue Boundary-value ProblemsEigenvalue Problems In AcousticsWave Equation ExpansionsWave Propagation Modeling
A class of boundary-value problems, that has application in the propagation of waves along ducts in which the boundaries are wave bearing, is considered. This class of problems is characterized by the presence of high-order derivatives of the dependent variables in the duct boundary conditions. It is demonstrated that the underlying eigenfunctions are linearly dependent and, most significantly, that an eigenfunction-expansion representation of a suitably smooth function, say f(y), converges point-wise to that function. Two physical examples are presented. It is demonstrated that, in both cases, the eigenfunction representation of the solution is rendered unique via the application of suitable edge conditions. Within the context of these two examples, a detailed discussion of the issue of completeness is presented.
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