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The following pages link to Stability of perfectly matched layers, group velocities and anisotropic waves. (Q1399648):
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- Radial Complex Scaling for Anisotropic Scalar Resonance Problems (Q5043629) (← links)
- Wave Scattering in Layered Orthotropic Media I: A Stable PML and a High-Accuracy Boundary Integral Equation Method (Q5088784) (← links)
- Numerical Methods for Elastic Wave Propagation (Q5192418) (← links)
- Absorbing Boundary Conditions (Q5460646) (← links)
- Perfectly matched layers for the heat and advection-diffusion equations (Q5893971) (← links)
- Convergence analysis of time-domain PMLS for 2D electromagnetic wave propagation in dispersive waveguides (Q6050036) (← links)
- Consistent transmitting boundaries for <scp>time‐domain</scp> analyses of wave propagation in layered anisotropic waveguides (Q6071385) (← links)
- Well-posedness and convergence analysis of PML method for time-dependent acoustic scattering problems over a locally rough surface (Q6152721) (← links)
- The half-space matching method for elastodynamic scattering problems in unbounded domains (Q6173353) (← links)
- Root-finding absorbing boundary condition for anisotropic scalar waves in infinite media (Q6553283) (← links)
- Numerical modeling of wave propagation in anisotropic viscoelastic laminated materials in transient regime: application to modeling ultrasonic testing of composite structures (Q6553482) (← links)
- A macro-element strategy based upon spectral finite elements and mortar elements for transient wave propagation modeling. Application to ultrasonic testing of laminate composite materials (Q6553851) (← links)
- Reconstruction of averaging indicators for highly heterogeneous media (Q6557651) (← links)
- Improved near-field PML absorbing functions for exterior three-dimensional Helmholtz problems (Q6566072) (← links)
- Three-dimensional fundamental solution for dynamic responses of a layered transversely isotropic saturated half-space using coupled thin-layer and complex frequency shifted perfectly matched layer method (Q6583922) (← links)
- A novel PML-type technique for acoustic scattering problems based on a real coordinate transformation (Q6663235) (← links)