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The following pages link to Time-domain hybrid formulations for wave simulations in three-dimensional PML-truncated heterogeneous media (Q2952624):
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- An inverse problem formulation for parameter estimation of a reaction-diffusion model of low grade gliomas (Q907131) (← links)
- Inverse band gap design of elastic metamaterials for P and SV wave control (Q2020278) (← links)
- Non-convolutional second-order complex-frequency-shifted perfectly matched layers for transient elastic wave propagation (Q2021972) (← links)
- Dynamic response of a graded cracked half-plane with embedded sources (Q2167886) (← links)
- A novel Rayleigh-type viscoelastic perfectly-matched-layer for wave propagation analysis: formulation, implementation and application (Q2237319) (← links)
- Isogeometric locally-conformal perfectly matched layer for time-harmonic acoustics (Q2237429) (← links)
- An inverse model and mathematical solution for inferring viscoelastic properties and dynamic deformations of heterogeneous structures (Q2414653) (← links)
- Full-waveform inversion in three-dimensional PML-truncated elastic media (Q2631468) (← 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)
- The Jordan–Moore–Gibson–Thompson Equation: Well-posedness with quadratic gradient nonlinearity and singular limit for vanishing relaxation time (Q4973283) (← links)
- An inverse-source problem for maximization of pore-fluid oscillation within poroelastic formations (Q5348708) (← links)
- Consistent transmitting boundaries for <scp>time‐domain</scp> analyses of wave propagation in layered anisotropic waveguides (Q6071385) (← links)
- Time‐domain scaled boundary perfectly matched layer for elastic wave propagation (Q6082572) (← links)
- A hybrid PML formulation for the 2D three-field dynamic poroelastic equations (Q6084536) (← links)
- Advanced absorbing boundaries for elastodynamic finite element analysis: the added degree of freedom method (Q6153903) (← links)