The importance of expanding Green's functions, particularly free-space Green's functions, in terms of orthogonal wave functions is practically self-evident when frequency domain scattering problems are of interest. With the relatively recent and widespread interest in time domain scattering problems, similar expansions of Green's functions are expected to be useful in the time domain. In this paper, two alternative expressions, expanded in terms of orthogonal spherical wave functions, for the free-space time domain scalar Green's functions are presented. Although the two expressions are equivalent, one of them is seen to be more convenient for the calculation of the scattered field for a known equivalent source density, whereas the second e...
Impedance and admittance relationships in acoustics are commonly given in their frequency-domain rep...
Recently, a formalism for three-dimensional surface-wave scattering in a plane geometry was derived....
The closed-form Green's functions (CFGF), derived for the vector and scalar potentials in planar mul...
The importance of expanding Green's functions, particularly free-space Green's functions in terms of...
The importance of the T-matrix method is well-known when frequency domain scattering problems are of...
In a series of former papers we developed the so-called self-consistent Green's function formalism ...
ABSTRACT: The dyadic Green’s function in spherically layered media is considered by assuming that so...
Green's theorem plays a fundamental role in a diverse range of wavefield imaging applications, such ...
A procedure is given to perform the inverse Fourier transformation relating a spatial Green's functi...
A new formula on the scalar wave scattering by a sphere at high frequency is presented. A new Sommer...
We review Fourier methods used in the disciplines of electromagnetism and signal processing, with a ...
The theory of Green's functions for the wave and Helmholtz equations is examined with particular att...
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AbstractThis work answers a number of questions about the relationship between time-domain and frequ...
In wave theory, the homogeneous Green’s function consists of the impulse response to a point source,...
Impedance and admittance relationships in acoustics are commonly given in their frequency-domain rep...
Recently, a formalism for three-dimensional surface-wave scattering in a plane geometry was derived....
The closed-form Green's functions (CFGF), derived for the vector and scalar potentials in planar mul...
The importance of expanding Green's functions, particularly free-space Green's functions in terms of...
The importance of the T-matrix method is well-known when frequency domain scattering problems are of...
In a series of former papers we developed the so-called self-consistent Green's function formalism ...
ABSTRACT: The dyadic Green’s function in spherically layered media is considered by assuming that so...
Green's theorem plays a fundamental role in a diverse range of wavefield imaging applications, such ...
A procedure is given to perform the inverse Fourier transformation relating a spatial Green's functi...
A new formula on the scalar wave scattering by a sphere at high frequency is presented. A new Sommer...
We review Fourier methods used in the disciplines of electromagnetism and signal processing, with a ...
The theory of Green's functions for the wave and Helmholtz equations is examined with particular att...
SIGLELD:8662.2(AMTE(N)TM--82073) / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
AbstractThis work answers a number of questions about the relationship between time-domain and frequ...
In wave theory, the homogeneous Green’s function consists of the impulse response to a point source,...
Impedance and admittance relationships in acoustics are commonly given in their frequency-domain rep...
Recently, a formalism for three-dimensional surface-wave scattering in a plane geometry was derived....
The closed-form Green's functions (CFGF), derived for the vector and scalar potentials in planar mul...