Wave propagation both in one- and in two-dimensional saturated elastic porous media is analysed by means of a two-field finite element model with silent boundaries. An extension of the elastic \u2018multidirectional\u2019 transmitting boundary to two-phase media is developed to simulate the silent boundary condition. The theoretical assessment and the numerical formulation of the first-order silent boundary technique is presented in detail. Some examples are used to demonstrate the reliability of the first-order method, especially for problems with plane and axisymmetric waves having various angles of incidence. Finally, the wave propagation along a pile shaft is presented, to simulate a common non-destructive dynamic pile test
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International audienceThis article is the logical continuation of a previous article (O. Coussy and ...
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This thesis sets forth a dynamic model, designed to absorb infinitely radiating waves in a finite, c...
Abstract: The preprint contains results on development of mathematical foundations and num...
Wave transmitting boundaries are used to truncate an infinite domain when analysing soil-structure i...
We study wave transmission through infinite media. From the computational point of view, an infinite...
The object of this study is to develop a transmitting boundary suitable for use in numerical soluti...
An exact stiffness formalism is presented to study harmonic and transient wave propagation in multil...
AbstractThis paper presents a computational (finite element analysis) study for numerically simulati...
Wave propagation in saturated porous media is investigated in the framework of two models, a theoret...
International audienceThis article is the logical continuation of a previous article (O. Coussy and ...
International audienceThis article is the logical continuation of a previous article (O. Coussy and ...
Propagation of sound in the vicinity of rigid porous interfaces is investigated systematically to fa...
International audienceThis article is the logical continuation of a previous article (O. Coussy and ...
Wave propagation in porous media is of interest in various diversified areas of science and engineer...
In this paper we research the problem of acoustics in porous media in three separated subdomains. In...
Wave propagation in poroelastic media is a subject that finds applications in many fields of researc...
This thesis sets forth a dynamic model, designed to absorb infinitely radiating waves in a finite, c...
Abstract: The preprint contains results on development of mathematical foundations and num...
Wave transmitting boundaries are used to truncate an infinite domain when analysing soil-structure i...