Resonance mode calculations in an acoustic cavity using the boundary element method

We have performed boundary-element-method (BEM) simulations in a ultrasonic cavity. To confirm the accuracy of our BEM calculation, the BEM results obtained for a circular cavity were compared with the analytic solutions for the same cavity. In the simulation results, we found that the imaginary par...

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Main Authors: Hojeong Kwak, Younghoon Shin, Sang-Bum Lee, Juhee Yang, Songky Moon, Soo-Young Lee, Sang Wook Kim, Jai-Hyung Lee, Kyungwon An
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acoustic cavity
boundary element method
Boundary element methods
Chaos
Integral equations
Microcavities
Optical refraction
Optical scattering
Optical variables control
Resonance
Resonant frequency
Stimulated emission
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description We have performed boundary-element-method (BEM) simulations in a ultrasonic cavity. To confirm the accuracy of our BEM calculation, the BEM results obtained for a circular cavity were compared with the analytic solutions for the same cavity. In the simulation results, we found that the imaginary part of the resonance frequency shows different aspects from that of a corresponding optical microcavity.
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Optical refraction
Optical scattering
Optical variables control
Resonance
Resonant frequency
Stimulated emission
title Resonance mode calculations in an acoustic cavity using the boundary element method
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