Lecture

Dipole Simulation: Acoustic Field Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the simulation of a dipole in COMSOL Multiphysics, analyzing the acoustic field. Topics include defining geometry, setting up materials, solving for acoustic pressure, and studying spatial dependence. The instructor demonstrates the process step by step.

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