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The following pages link to An efficient finite element time-domain formulation for the elastic second-order wave equation: A non-split complex frequency shifted convolutional PML (Q2894849):

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• Unsplit perfectly matched layer absorbing boundary conditions for second-order poroelastic wave equations (Q781436) (← links)
• Non-convolutional second-order complex-frequency-shifted perfectly matched layers for transient elastic wave propagation (Q2021972) (← links)
• The enriched degree of freedom method for the absorbing boundary and its application to XFEM in elastodynamic problems (Q2110754) (← links)
• Discontinuous Galerkin discretizations of the Boltzmann-BGK equations for nearly incompressible flows: semi-analytic time stepping and absorbing boundary layers (Q2221352) (← links)
• Material profile reconstruction using plane electromagnetic waves in PML-truncated heterogeneous domains (Q2243502) (← links)
• Scaled boundary perfectly matched layer (SBPML): a novel 3D time-domain artificial boundary method for wave problem in general-shaped and heterogeneous infinite domain (Q2679503) (← links)
• A simple implementation of PML for second-order elastic wave equations (Q2698746) (← links)
• An efficient complex-frequency shifted-perfectly matched layer for second-order acoustic wave equation (Q2952401) (← links)
• Time-domain hybrid formulations for wave simulations in three-dimensional PML-truncated heterogeneous media (Q2952624) (← links)
• Wave filtering through a selective perfectly matched layer in multiscale couplings with dynamically incompatible models (Q5283138) (← links)
• An arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian method for analyzing finite-amplitude viscous acoustic waves radiated from vibrational solid boundaries: an implicit method (Q6072643) (← links)
• Time‐domain scaled boundary perfectly matched layer for elastic wave propagation (Q6082572) (← links)
• Formulation for wave propagation in dissipative media and its application to absorbing layers in elastoplastic analysis using mathematical programming (Q6091401) (← links)
• A high-order perfectly matched layer scheme for second-order spectral-element time-domain elastic wave modelling (Q6095122) (← links)