用物理声学方法计算非硬表面的声散射

本文将物理声学方法(Kirchhoff 近似)推广到非硬表面的情况,以解决带有吸声覆盖层的目标的目标强度计算问题。采用局部平面波近似,散射体表面的声压及其法向导数可以用平面波反射系数和表面声阻抗联系起来,所导出的修正的Kirchhoff近似包含有平面波反射系数。对于阻抗表面球,物理声学方法和严格解的比较表明,物理声学方法仍然是高K_a值时的一种很好的近似方法。     

用物理声学方法计算界面附近目标的回波

用物理声学(KIRCHHOFF近似)方法研究界面附近目标的声散射。导出了计算形态函数或目标强度的积分表示式.所产生的散射场由三部分组成:(1)不存在界面时目标的散射场;(2)入射或散射波之一经受界面反射时的散射场,如同双站散射场;(3)目标相对于界面的镜象产生的散射场,其中入射和散射波都经受界面反射.对于一个自由界面下的刚硬球,数值比较说明本文的方法与严格的解析方法符合良好.本文提供了一种计算沉浸在海面下或躺在海底上的水下目标的回波计算方法.     

Calculation of surface states using a one-dimensional scattering model

The complex electronic band structure of a one-dimensional solid is described using a one-dimensional scattering approach. The method yields the value of the wave function and its derivative between the atomic layers. These values can be matched at the surface to the corresponding values of the wave function on the vacuum side. The method is compared to the two-band approximation of the nearly free electron model. Advantages of the proposed scheme are the easy adaption for layered systems and alloys.     

Calculation of three-dimensional acoustic scattering from Gaussian rough under-ice surface using the Kirchhoff approximation method with modified reflection coefficient

The Kirchhoff approximation with a modified reflection coefficient is used to calculate the three-dimensional acoustic scattering of a Gaussian rough under-ice surface.The concept of a local statistical average reflection coefficient of an under-ice surface is proposed in the calculation model.The scattered sound field of a two-dimensional Gaussian rough under-ice surface is divided into coherent scattering and incoherent scattering.A formula is derived for the scattering coefficient of each sca...     

修正反射系数的Kirchhoff近似方法计算高斯起伏冰面三维声散射

针对随机起伏冰面的声散射计算问题,利用修正反射系数的Kirchhoff近似方法计算了高斯起伏冰面的三维声散射。在计算模型中引入了冰面局部统计平均反射系数的概念,将二维高斯起伏冰面的散射分为相干散射和非相干散射,分别得到两类散射成分的散射系数公式,计算了高斯起伏冰面三维声散射的散射强度。分析了散射强度与随机起伏冰面的均方根高度、声波入射角度及频率的关系。通过实验室水池中高斯起伏冰面的散射强度测量实验,对理论模型的计算结果进行了验证。将实验结果分别与采用冰面局部统计平均反射系数的模型计算结果和文献中采用平整冰面镜反射系数的模型计算结果进行了对比,采用冰面局部统计平均反射系数的模型计算结果与实验测量值吻合较好。     

Finite difference computation of acoustic scattering by small surface inhomogeneities and discontinuities

The use of finite difference schemes to compute the scattering of acoustic waves by surfaces made up of different materials with sharp surface discontinuities at the joints would, invariably, result in the generations of spurious reflected waves of numerical origin. Spurious scattered waves are produced even if a high-order scheme capable of resolving and supporting the propagation of the incident wave is used. This problem is of practical importance in jet engine duct acoustic computation. In this work, the basic reason for the generation of spurious numerical waves is first examined. It is known that when the governing partial differential equations of acoustics are discretized, one should only use the long waves of the computational scheme to represent or simulate the physical waves. The short waves of the computational scheme have entirely different propagation characteristics. They are the spurious numerical waves. A method by which high wave number components (short waves) in the wave scattering process is intentionally removed so as to minimize the scattering of spurious numerical waves is proposed. This method is implemented in several examples from computational aeroacoustics to illustrate its effectiveness, accuracy and efficiency. This method is also employed to compute the scattering of acoustic waves by scatterers, such as rigid wall acoustic liner splices, with width smaller than the computational mesh size. Good results are obtained when comparing with computed results using much smaller mesh size. The method is further extended for applications to computations of acoustic wave reflection and scattering by very small surface inhomogeneities with simple geometries.     

Multi-crack imaging using nonclassical nonlinear acoustic method

Solid materials with cracks exhibit the nonclassical nonlinear acoustical behavior. The micro-defects in solid materials can be detected by nonlinear elastic wave spectroscopy （NEWS） method with a time-reversal （TR） mirror. While defects lie in viscoelastic solid material with different distances from one another, the nonlinear and hysteretic stress-strain relation is established with Preisach-Mayergoyz （PM） model in crack zone. Pulse inversion （PI） and TR methods are used in numerical simulation and defect locations can be determined from images obtained by the maximum value. Since false-positive defects might appear and degrade the imaging when the defects are located quite closely, the maximum value imaging with a time window is introduced to analyze how defects affect each other and how the fake one occurs. Furthermore, NEWS-TR- NEWS method is put forward to improve NEWS-TR scheme, with another forward propagation （NEWS） added to the existing phases （NEWS and TR）. In the added phase, scanner locations are determined by locations of all defects imaged in previous phases, so that whether an imaged defect is real can be deduced. NEWS-TR-NEWS method is proved to be effective to distinguish real defects from the false-positive ones. Moreover, it is also helpful to detect the crack that is weaker than others during imaging procedure.     

Concrete damage diagnosed by using non-classical nonlinear acoustic method

<正>It is known that the strength of concrete is seriously affected by damage and cracking.In this paper,six concrete samples under different damage levels are studied.The experimental results show a linear dependence of the resonance frequency shift on strain amplitude at the fundamental frequency,and approximate quadratic dependence of the amplitudes of the second and third harmonics on strain amplitude at the fundamental frequency as well.In addition,the amplitude of the third harmonics is shown to increase with the increase of damage level,which is even higher than that of the second harmonics in samples with higher damage levels.These are three properties of non-classical nonlinear acoustics.The nonlinear parameters increase from 10~6 to 10~8 with damage level,and are more sensitive to the damage level of the concrete than the linear parameters obtained by using traditional acoustics methods.So,this method based on non-classical nonlinear acoustics may provide a better means of non-destructive testing(NDT) of concrete and other porous materials.     

Stern-Gerlach spin filter using surface acoustic waves

We propose the ambipolar carrier transport by surface acoustic waves (SAWs) in a semiconductor quantum well (QW) for the realization of the Stern-Gerlach (SG) experiment in the solid phase. The well-defined and very low carrier velocity in the moving SAW field leads to a large deflection angle and thus to efficient spin separation, even for the weak field gradients and short (μm-long) interaction lengths that can be produced by micromagnets. The feasibility of a SG spin filter is discussed for different QW materials.     

近岸4种鱼的声散射特征提取及融合实验研究*

为了有效地提取表征鱼类间差异的声散射特征参数,该文通过绳系法实验研究了近岸4种经济鱼类的声散射信号特征提取及融合方法。首先,通过自研双频鱼探仪采集花鲈、许氏平鲉、黑鲷和斑石鲷的个体鱼声散射信号;然后,分别测定200 kHz和450 kHz换能器下鱼体的目标强度,同时提取鱼声散射信号的时频域统计特征;最后,将降维后的时频特征与频差特征融合组成新的特征向量。该文通过实验验证了该方法的有效性,基于组合特征的支持向量机识别准确率达93%。结果表明,鱼的频率响应特性和鱼声散射信号的时频域统计特征能一定程度上反映鱼的固有属性,有效地增加判别依据能显著提高以上4种鱼类的识别准确率。     

Calculation of the surface energy of hcp metals by using the modified embedded atom method

With MEAM, the surface energies of three kinds of representative surfaces, (h 0 l), (h h l) and (h k 0) belong to [0 1 0], [] and [0 0 1] crystal band, respectively, have been calculated for 13 closed-packed hexagonal (hcp) metals Co, Dy, Er, Gd, Ho, Mg, Nd, Pr, Re, Sc, Tb, Tl and Zr. For all 13 hcp metals, the basal plane (0 0 1) has the minimum surface energy. So from surface energy minimization, the (0 0 1) texture should be favored in the hcp films, this is consistent with the experimental results. The fact that the short termination corresponds to much lower surface energy than long one implies the former is more stable for those surfaces having two possible terminations. Such as the prism plane (1 0 0), only the short termination was observed in experiment.     

An iterative method to solve acoustic scattering problems using a boundary integral equation

In this work, a simple iterative method to solve the acoustic scattering/radiation problems using the boundary integral equation (BIE) formulation is presented. The operator equation obtained in the BIE formulation is converted into a matrix equation using the well-known method of moments solution procedure. The present method requires much fewer mathematical operations per iteration when compared to other available iterative methods. Further, the present iterative method can easily handle multiple incident fields, a highly desirable feature not available in any other iterative method, much the same way as direct solution techniques. Several numerical examples are presented to illustrate the efficiency and accuracy of the method.     

Characterization of a large vortex using acoustic time-reversal mirrors

We report new results on the ultrasonic characterization of a fluid flow using an acoustic time-reversal mirror (TRM). The structure of a large vortex generated by a rotating disk in a hollow cylinder is investigated both inside and below the cylinder. For mean-flow characterization, the TRM is shown to be a powerful vorticity detector. Experimental time-of-flight data are successfully compared to a numerical simulation of the flow and the orthoradial velocity is reconstructed using simple geometrical acoustics. Real-time measurements allow us to extract the precession motion of the vortex, providing direct, non-intrusive, and dynamical information on the flow. Received 23 April 1998     

Statistics of a random plus constant vector with application to acoustic and electromagnetic-wave scattering

A two-dimensional random-walk problem is investigated, where a vector fixed in amplitude (magnitude) is added to one that is random in phase (direction angle). This problem can arise from a study of the effect of multipath interference from an acoustic or electromagnetic-wave source, where an arrival of constant amplitude is combined with an incoherent background of randomly scattered components of the incident field. The source is considered to have harmonic time dependence. This study follows from an earlier paper, in which the required properties of the incoherent background were derived. In the present study, the joint distribution of the resultant amplitude and of the phase angle between the resultant and the fixed arrival is determined. Further, expressions are developed for the first and second moments of the resultant phase, amplitude, decibel-amplitude, and intensity. Many properties of these moments are described.This work was supported in part by Acoustic Programs, US Office of Naval Research and in part by the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics.     

Calculation of the scattering of electromagnetic waves from a two-dimensional perfectly conducting surface using the method of ordered multiple interaction

Abstract

Calculations, using the method of ordered multiple interaction (MOMI), of the scattering of electromagnetic waves from a two-dimensional, randomly rough, perfectly conducting surface with a ratio of RMS height [sgrave] to correlation length a of 1.0 or smaller are presented which demonstrate the robustness of the method. Convergence is achieved in six iterations or less. Some surfaces with [sgrave] = a = 1.0λ and certain topological features exhibited slow convergence. The MOMI inherently will show slow convergence when there are multiple back and forth scatterings. Since resonant scattering is characterized by this type of scattering, this suggests the presence of surface resonances on these surfaces.     

Rough surface scattering simulations using graphics cards

In this article we present results of rough surface scattering calculations using a graphical processing unit implementation of the Finite Difference in Time Domain algorithm. Numerical results are compared to real measurements and computational performance is compared to computer processor implementation of the same algorithm. As a basis for computations, atomic force microscope measurements of surface morphology are used. It is shown that the graphical processing unit capabilities can be used to speedup presented computationally demanding algorithms without loss of precision.     

用改进嵌入原子法计算Cu晶体的表面能

用改进嵌入原子法(MEAM)计算了Cu晶体12个晶面的表面能.结果表明，密排面(111)的表面能最小.其他晶面的表面能随其晶面与(111)晶面夹角的增加而增加，据此可以粗略地估计各晶面表面能的相对大小.给出的几何结构因子的确定方法及结果可以直接用于计算其他面心立方晶体的表面能及其他特性.在Cu,Ag等面心立方薄膜中出现(111)择优取向或织构的机理是表面能的最小化. 关键词： 改进嵌入原子法 铜 表面能 计算     

On the incoherent scattering of an acoustic or electromagnetic wave

A random configuration of objects in space, or a stochastically rough boundary, is considered to scatter an incident acoustic or electromagnetic wave having harmonic time dependencee ^iwt . In the case of a stochastic surface, Beckmann has compared the Kirchhoff solution with his approach, which employs random walk. The latter approach is used to demonstrate the Rayleigh-distributed amplitude of a field scattered by a very rough surface. This demonstration requires the conjecture that large standard deviations in the random phases of the scattered elementary waves result in an incoherent scattered field. Beckmann's conjecture has not been rigorously proven. However, in this paper, incoherence of the scattered field and broad distributions, over many cycles, in the phases of the elementary waves are both shown to be implied by a third condition, which is defined. Furthermore, the random phase of an incoherent field is shown to be statistically independent of its amplitude and uniformly distributed on a 2-rad interval.     

A boundary integral equation method using auxiliary interior surface approach for acoustic radiation and scattering in two dimensions

This paper presents an effective solution method for predicting acoustic radiation and scattering fields in two dimensions. The difficulty of the fictitious characteristic frequency is overcome by incorporating an auxiliary interior surface that satisfies certain boundary condition into the body surface. This process gives rise to a set of uniquely solvable boundary integral equations. Distributing monopoles with unknown strengths over the body and interior surfaces yields the simple source formulation. The modified boundary integral equations are further transformed to ordinary ones that contain nonsingular kernels only. This implementation allows direct application of standard quadrature formulas over the entire integration domain; that is, the collocation points are exactly the positions at which the integration points are located. Selecting the interior surface is an easy task. Moreover, only a few corresponding interior nodal points are sufficient for the computation. Numerical calculations consist of the acoustic radiation and scattering by acoustically hard elliptic and rectangular cylinders. Comparisons with analytical solutions are made. Numerical results demonstrate the efficiency and accuracy of the current solution method.     

Structural-borne acoustics analysis and multi-objective optimization by using panel acoustic participation and response surface methodology

This paper is aimed to investigate the structural-borne acoustics analysis and multi-objective optimization of an enclosed box structure by using the panel acoustic participation (PAP) and response surface methodology (RSM). The acoustic frequency response function is applied to achieve the critical frequency of interest under each excitation. The PAP analysis is then carried out at all critical frequencies and the remarkable acoustic panels are identified. The correlation coefficient matrix method is proposed for reselecting and grouping the positions of acoustic panels identified to paste damping layer to control noise. With the help of faced central composite design, an efficient set of sample points are generated and then the second-order polynomial functions of sound pressure response at each critical frequency are computed and verified by the adjusted coefficient of multiple determination. The functional relationships between sound pressure responses and the thicknesses of damping layers are investigated, and multi-objective optimization of the thicknesses of damping layers is developed. The results indicate that, by using the PAP and RSM, the structural-borne acoustics at critical frequencies are calculated conveniently and controlled effectively. The optimization process of the explicit optimization model proposed in this paper is simple and the computational time is saved.