Acoustic Boundary Element Solver.
Dr Dan J. O’Boy
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Dr Dan J O’Boy
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III. Background of the boundary element method
VI. Mathematical foundation of the boundary element method
Principle of the indirect boundary element method
Discretisation of the surface domain
Integrating a boundary element
Source definition and location
The solution method for a matrix problem
FileReaderSonitus.h (COMPLETE)
Sound pressure in a domain with a solid geometry
Sound pressure inside an enclosure with damping material included on one surface
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