Wave-DNA: A software tool for simulating nonlinear acoustic waves emitted by moving boundaries
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Abstract
The investigation of nonlinear acoustics requires sophisticated and tailored methods to advance the state of the art. Here we present the software tool Wave-DNA for the simulation of nonlinear acoustic waves emitted by stationary or moving boundaries in quiescent or moving fluids, assuming a one-dimensional or spherically-symmetric geometry. At its core, Wave-DNA is based on the convective Kuznetsov equation, a second-order nonlinear acoustic wave equation that accounts for the background flow and may be reduced to alternative wave equations by applying simplifying assumptions. A tailored finite-difference time-domain method with time-dependent coordinate transformation enables the accurate simulation of acoustic waves emitted by moving boundaries.
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