Journal of Theoretical
and Applied Mechanics
36, 2, pp. 423-436, Warsaw 1998
and Applied Mechanics
36, 2, pp. 423-436, Warsaw 1998
Adaptive boundary element method for acoustic scattering problems
The subject of the paper is an application of the boundary element method to problems of scattering of acoustic waves by an elastic solid submerged in a fluid. A model problem of linear acoustics with a simplified fluid-solid interaction on the boundary is considered. The problem is described by the Burton-Miller integral equation. The Galerkin method is used to obtain an approximate solution. Adaptive methods of approximation are discussed. Some a posteriori error estimates are given.
Keywords: boundary element method; adaptive methods; acoustic scattering