A New Hierarchical Tree Structure of Fast Multi-pole Method for 2-D Acoustic Scattering with Multilayered Obstacles
The fast multipole method (FMM) is a very effective approach to accelerate the numerical solutions of the boundary element method(BEM) for the problems with large-scale computation. This paper discusses an application of the FMM to boundary integral equation for 2-D acoustic scattering problem with multilayered obstacles. For this problem, distinguish with the traditional quad-tree structure of FMM, a new binary tree structure will be constructed for 2-D multilayered obstacles. This binary tree require fewer CPU times and memories than traditional quad-tree to solve the multilayered obstacles scattering problem. The numerical results show the efficiency and accuracy of our method for multilayered obstacle scattering.
fast multipole method boundary element method binary tree multilayered obstacles scattering
Wenhui Meng Junzhi Cui
Dept.of Applied Mathematics,School of Science,Northwestern Poly-technical University,Xian,710072,Ch Academy of Mathematics and Systems Sciences,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing,100080,China
国际会议
南京
英文
1-12
2009-10-18(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)