A frequency-time hybrid wave solver is extended from two boundary patches to arbitrarily many, with a partition-of-unity multi-scattering scheme and new singularity treatment, enabling interior and exterior long-time simulations including open arcs.
Towards coercive boundary element methods for the wave equation
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In this note, we discuss the ellipticity of the single layer boundary integral operator for the wave equation in one space dimension. This result not only generalizes the well-known ellipticity of the energetic boundary integral formulation in $L^2$, but it also turns out to be a particular case of a recent result on the inf-sup stability of boundary integral operators for the wave equation. Instead of the time derivative in the energetic formulation, we use a modified Hilbert transformation, which allows us to stay in Sobolev spaces of the same order. This results in the applicability of standard boundary element error estimates, which are confirmed by numerical results.
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Multi-patch/multiple-scattering frequency-time hybrid solver for interior and exterior wave equation problems
A frequency-time hybrid wave solver is extended from two boundary patches to arbitrarily many, with a partition-of-unity multi-scattering scheme and new singularity treatment, enabling interior and exterior long-time simulations including open arcs.