Analysis of the conditioning of the inertia matrix in acoustic models of the Boundary Element Method with Direct Interpolation

Autores

  • G. A. R. Santos Campus Santa Teresa, Instituto Federal do Espírito Santo, Santa Teresa, ES, Brazil
  • C. F. Loeffler loefflercarlos@gmail.com

Palavras-chave:

Boundary element method, Acoustic problems, Direct Interpolation technique

Resumo

After to be solved problems given by Helmholtz, Diffusion-Advection, and Poisson equations, this work presents the results of the Direct Interpolation Method concerning acoustic wave cases to homogeneous media. The main objective is to establish a link between the stability of the discrete model with the conditioning level of the dynamic matrix, which is generated through a sequential of radial basis functions. Several conditioning norms were verified and applied to several linear boundary element meshes. A classical problem of wave propagation in scalar fields was chosen for the numerical analysis.

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Publicado

2024-04-26

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Seção

M9 Boundary Element and Mesh-Reduced Methods

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