A modified saddle point method for predicting sound fields above a non-locally reacting porous medium
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- 2014-03-01
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Keywords
Diffraction, Saddle point, Plane wave, Term (time), Mathematical analysis
References
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- Sound propagation above an impedance boundary
- Sound propagation along an impedance plane
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- Acoustical properties of porous materials-Generalizations of empirical models-
- Ein neuer und fundamentaler Versuch zur Totalreflexion
- Predicted ground effect for highway noise
- Waves In Layered Media
- Propagation of a spherical wave near a plane boundary with a complex impedance
- Free field measurements of the absorption coefficient for nonlocally reacting sound absorbing porous layers.
- On the modeling of sound radiation from poroelastic materials
- SOME EXTENSIONS TO THE METHOD OF INTEGRATION BY STEEPEST DESCENTS
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