Computer Modeling in Engineering & Sciences · 2007 · 21 citations · 27 references
Natural SciencesMarine EngineeringOcean EngineeringAcousticsOcean AcousticsUnderwater AcousticsAcoustic ModelingAcoustic SimulationAcoustic Wave PropagationNumerical AcousticsUnderwater Sound PropagationWaveguide AcousticsAcoustic Propagation ModelingAcoustic WaveguidesBenchmark Problem AnalysisPerfectly Matched LayersPerturbation AnalysisUnderwater Acoustic WaveguidesUnderwater Acoustics SimulationWave Propagation Modeling
The perfectly matched layer (PML) is a widely used technique for truncating unbounded domains in numerical simulations of wave propagation problems. In this paper, the PML technique is used with a standard one-way model to solve a benchmark problem for underwater acoustics modeling. Accurate solutions are obtained with a PML layer with a thickness of only a quarter of the wavelength. The effect of a PML is analyzed in a perturbation analysis for the Pekeris waveguide. keyword: Perfectly matched layer, acoustic waveguides, one-way wave equations.
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<i>Computational Ocean Acoustics</i>
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