论文信息 - A mathematical model for the 3-dimensional ocean sound propagation

A mathematical model for the 3-dimensional ocean sound propagation

Abstract A mathematical model is developed to represent sound propagation in a 3-dimensional ocean. The complete development is based on characteristics of the physical environment, mathematical theory, and computational accuracy. An exact solution test is performed to examine the validity of the theoretical development. A real application is included to demonstrate the model's capability.

Ding Lee | William L. Siegmann

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