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High-fidelity Sound Propagation in a Varying 3D Atmosphere

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A stable and high-order accurate upwind finite difference discretization of the 3D linearized Euler equations is presented. The discretization allows point sources, a varying atmosphere and curved topography. The advective… Click to show full abstract

A stable and high-order accurate upwind finite difference discretization of the 3D linearized Euler equations is presented. The discretization allows point sources, a varying atmosphere and curved topography. The advective terms are discretized using recently published upwind summation-by-parts (SBP) operators and the boundary conditions are imposed using a penalty technique. The resulting discretization leads to an explicit ODE system. The accuracy and stability properties are verified for a linear hyperbolic problems in 1D, and for the 3D linearized Euler equations. The usage of upwind SBP operators leads to robust and accurate numerical approximations in the presence of point sources and naturally avoids the onset of spurious oscillations.

Keywords: fidelity sound; discretization; sound propagation; varying atmosphere; propagation varying; high fidelity

Journal Title: Journal of Scientific Computing
Year Published: 2018

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