Bergische Universität Wuppertal
Fachbereich Mathematik und Naturwissenschaften
Angewandte Mathematik - Numerische Analysis (AMNA)

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Prof. Dr. Pavel Petrov

Lecture Winter Term 2022/23:

Mathematical modelling of wave propagation
(Advanced Topic)



Schedule
(Start of Lecture 17.10.22)
 
 Lecture   Mon,  16:00 - 17:30   Room G.15.25 
 Lecture   Wed,  16:00 - 17:30   Room G.13.18 
 Exercise  (start 21.10.)  Fri,  12:15 - 13:45   Room G.13.18 

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Outline of the Lecture


The lecture is suitable for students of mathematics as well as for physics.
The students of techno- or economathematics can use it as component AKap.NAaA-a "Selected Topics in Numerical Analysis and Algorithms" in the module of the same name.


Topics of the Lecture:

  1. Wave equation and Helmholtz equation, guided waves, solution by Fourier method
  2. parabolic equations theory for sound and radio waves
  3. normal modes and mode-based solution techniques
  4. iterative parabolic equations
  5. invariant imbedding method
  6. practical applications in underwater acoustics: shallow- and deep-water waveguides, shallow-to-deep scenario
  7. noise monitoring and mitigation, impact onto marine fauna
  8. effective propagation velocities and acoustic ranging
  9. whispering-gallery waves in a shallow sea
  10. Practical classes: implementing a simple solver of Helmholtz equation (normal modes), a parabolic equation solver, noise impact assessment tool.
detailed outline of the lecture.


Literature:


Previous knowledge: Analysis I - III, basic knowledge of ordinary differential equations.


Exercises: Exercise Sheets, Materials


Criteria: Regular participation and participation in the exercise groups, as well as reaching 50% of the possible points on the first seven or the remaining exercise sheets and at least 2/3 of the possible points for the practical tasks.




University of Wuppertal
Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
Department of Mathematics
Applied Mathematics & Numerical Analysis Group

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