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Finite element methods applied to nearly one-way wave propagation
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    Finite element methods applied to nearly one-way wave propagation (English)
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    This paper is concerned with the numerical approximation via finite element methods of the classical Helmholtz equation in three dimensions with a source term. Under a geometrical condition on the energy propagation, the problem is reduced to a simpler one which is treated by finite element methods. Numerical results are given showing the reduced computational cost of the methods.
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    finite element method
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    wave propagation
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    waveguide
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    exterior
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    scattering problem
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    numerical examples
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    Helmholtz equations
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