1996
DOI: 10.1006/jsvi.1996.0583
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Fluid–structure Coupling for an Unbaffled Elastic Panel Immersed in a Diffuse Field

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“…S determines the point-power spectral density of the excitation and satis"es the requirement S ( )" S N@N@ (k; ) dk. In the space}frequency domain, the spatial correlation function associated with (76) has the familiar form sin(k "x!x")/k "x!x" [38]. Under condition (71), the modal excitation term (74) may therefore be written as follows:…”
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“…S determines the point-power spectral density of the excitation and satis"es the requirement S ( )" S N@N@ (k; ) dk. In the space}frequency domain, the spatial correlation function associated with (76) has the familiar form sin(k "x!x")/k "x!x" [38]. Under condition (71), the modal excitation term (74) may therefore be written as follows:…”
Section: Response To An Incidence Di+use Eldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This expression is numerically di$cult to evaluate and we will prefer to use its spatial counterpart (38) which only involves integrable functions de"ned over a "nite domain. However, the wavevector}Fourier transform (40) simpli"es into:…”
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“…Hay dos efectos a tener en cuenta para obtener la respuesta dinámica de la estructura bajo cargas acústicas debidas a la presencia de aire, uno de ellos es el efecto del fluido que rodea la estructura que transmite al exterior del dominio las ondas de presión generadas por la vibración de la placa y el otro, por su parte, se trata de las ondas acústicas producidas por otras fuentes que inciden sobre la placa haciéndola vibrar [6,21,48].…”
Section: Método De Elementos De Contorno Bemunclassified