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September 5, 2002, 10:52 |
2-D Sound Wave
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If the general form of a variable that varies sinusoidally is
Y = Ym sin (kx-wt) where Ym is some amplitude, k is the wave number and w is the angular frequency, how would you extrapolate this to 2 dimensions. i.e. what is the general form for a 2-d time dependent sine wave? I am doing a CFD project on pressure variation in sound waves and will be extrapolating my 1-d code to handle a second space dimension. Please help!!! Nick |
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September 17, 2002, 07:23 |
Re: 2-D Sound Wave
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<what is the general form for a 2-d time dependent sine wave?
Generalization to 2D of the expression you wrote is Y = Ym sin (kx +hy -wt) which represents a travelling wave in the x,y plane with different speed in x and y directions (respectively w/k and w/h). Hope it helps, Nicola |
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