Development of a three-point sixth-order Helmholtz scheme
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- Modified finite difference schemes on uniform grids for simulations of the Helmholtz equation at any wave number
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- Dirac assisted tree method for 1D heterogeneous Helmholtz equations with arbitrary variable wave numbers
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