NASA NTRS ยท 19930000468
Finite-Difference Algorithms For Computing Sound Waves
Abstract
Governing equations considered as matrix system. Method variant of method described in "Scheme for Finite-Difference Computations of Waves" (ARC-12970). Present method begins with matrix-vector formulation of fundamental equations, involving first-order partial derivatives of primitive variables with respect to space and time. Particular matrix formulation places time and spatial coordinates on equal footing, so governing equations considered as matrix system and treated as unit. Spatial and temporal discretizations not treated separately as in other finite-difference methods, instead treated together by linking spatial-grid interval and time step via common scale factor related to speed of sound.
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Davis, Sanford. 1993-08-01. Finite-Difference Algorithms For Computing Sound Waves. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930000468
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