The calculation of wave radiation in exterior domains by finite element methods can lead to large computationseven if we consider linear problems in the frequency domain as in this article. Here, we study two-dimensionalacoustics described by the Helmholtz equation. A large part of the exterior domain is meshed and this compu-tational domain is truncated at some distance where local or global boundary conditions are imposed at thisartificial boundary. These conditions at finite distance must sim
The calculation of wave radiation in exterior domains by finite element methods can lead to large computationseven if we consider linear problems in the frequency domain as in this article. Here, we study two-dimensionalacoustics described by the Helmholtz equation. A large part of the exterior domain is meshed and this compu-tational domain is truncated at some distance where local or global boundary conditions are imposed at thisartificial boundary. These conditions at finite distance must sim
The calculation of wave radiation in exterior domains by finite element methods can lead to large computationseven if we consider linear problems in the frequency domain as in this article. Here, we study two-dimensionalacoustics described by the Helmholtz equation. A large part of the exterior domain is meshed and this compu-tational domain is truncated at some distance where local or global boundary conditions are imposed at thisartificial boundary. These conditions at finite distance must sim