A comparison of high-order polynomial and wave-based methods for Helmholtz problems
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- The enriched quadrilateral overlapping finite elements for time-harmonic acoustics
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- A novel least squares method for Helmholtz equations with large wave numbers
- A roadmap for generalized plane waves and their interpolation properties
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- A coupling scheme based on the partition of unity finite element method-finite element method for 3D vibro-acoustic problems
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