Finite difference method for the acoustic radiation of an elastic plate excited by a turbulent boundary layer: A spectral domain solution
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The authors present a model for the vibro-acoustic response of a plane panel excited by turbulent boundary layer. This model can be applied provided the wall pressure fluctuations are given in the form of a wave-number frequency power spectrum. Numerical experiments are performed for illustration.
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