Lecture
Cardioid Source: Acoustic Radiation Modeling
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This lecture covers the modeling of acoustic radiation using COMSOL Multiphysics software, focusing on the cardioid source. It explains the setup of the simulation, the parameters involved, and the results obtained, including the directivity patterns and field characteristics in both near and far fields.
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