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9781402005725

Theory of Nonlinear Acoustics in Fluids

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    9781402005725

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    1402005725

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-04-01
  • Publisher: Kluwer Academic Pub
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Summary

This book presents theoretical nonlinear acoustics in fluids with equal stress on physical foundations and mathematical methods. From first principles in fluid mechanics and thermodynamics a universal mathematical model (Kuznetsov's equation) of nonlinear acoustics is developed. This model is applied to problems such as nonlinear generation of higher harmonics and combination frequencies, the shockwave from a supersonic projectile, propagation of shocks in acoustic beams and nonlinear standing waves in resonators.Special for the book is the coherent account of nonlinear acoustic theory from a unified point of view and the detailed presentations of the mathematical techniques for solving the nonlinear acoustic model equations. The book differs from mathematical books on nonlinear wave equations by its stress on their origin in physical principles and their use for physical applications. It differs from books on applications of nonlinear acoustics by its ambition to explain all steps in mathematical derivations of physical results. It is useful for practicians and researchers in acoustics feeling the need for more theoretical understanding. It can be used as a textbook for graduate or advanced undergraduate students with an adequate background in physics and mathematical analysis, specializing in acoustics, mechanics or applied mathematics.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Introduction
1(10)
The place of acoustics in fluid mechanics
1(1)
Nonlinear acoustics before 1950
2(2)
Special phenomena in nonlinear acoustics
4(7)
Common theoretical description of nonlinear acoustics phenomena
4(1)
Generation and propagation of higher harmonics in travelling waves
5(2)
Generation and propagation of combination frequency travelling waves
7(1)
Propagation of travelling short pulses and N-waves
8(1)
Propagation of limited sound beams
9(1)
Waves in closed tubes
9(2)
Physical theory of nonlinear acoustics
11(20)
Basic theory of motion of a diffusive medium
12(8)
Conservation of mass; the continuity equation
13(1)
Conservation of momentum. Navier-Stokes equations
14(1)
Conservation of energy
15(3)
Ideal fluid equation of state
18(2)
Derivation of the three dimensional wave equation of nonlinear acoustics (Kuznetsov's equation)
20(4)
Wave equations of nonlinear acoustics
24(7)
Burgers' equation
24(3)
Generalized Burgers' equation
27(1)
The KZK equation
28(3)
Basic methods of nonlinear acoustics
31(22)
Solution methods to the Riemann wave equation
31(14)
Physical interpretation of the Riemann equation
31(2)
Continuous wave solution
33(2)
Shock wave solution
35(3)
Rule of equal areas
38(4)
Prediction of wave behaviour from area differences
42(3)
Exact solution of Burgers' equation
45(8)
The Cole-Hopf solution of Burgers' equation
46(3)
Burgers' equation with vanishing diffusivity
49(4)
Nonlinear waves with zero and vanishing diffusion
53(40)
Short pulses
53(6)
Triangular pulses
53(3)
N-waves
56(3)
Sinusoidal waves
59(17)
Continuous solution
59(2)
The Bessel-Fubini solution
61(1)
Sawtooth solution
62(4)
The one saddle-point method
66(6)
Time reversal
72(4)
Modulated Riemann waves
76(17)
Direct method for bifrequency boundary condition
76(3)
The one saddle-point method for bifrequency boundary condition
79(5)
Characteristic multifrequency waves
84(9)
Nonlinear plane diffusive waves
93(56)
Planar N-waves
93(12)
Shock solution
93(5)
Old-age solution
98(2)
The old-age solution found by an alternative method
100(5)
Planar harmonic waves. The Fay solution
105(9)
Derivation of Fay's solution from the Cole-Hopf solution
105(4)
Direct derivation of Fay's solution
109(1)
Proof that Fay's solution satisfies Burgers' equation
110(2)
Some notes on Fay's solution
112(2)
Planar harmonic waves. The Khokhlov-Soluyan solution
114(11)
Derivation of the Khokhlov-Soluyan solution
114(4)
Comparison between the Fay and the Khokhlov-Soluyan solutions
118(4)
Comparison between the Khokhlov-Soluyan solution and the sawtooth solution
122(3)
Planar harmonic waves. The exact solution
125(12)
Recursion formulae for the Fourier series of the exact solution
125(4)
Solving recursion formulae by discrete integration
129(4)
Comparison of Fourier coefficients in the Bessel-Fubini solution, the Fay solution and the exact solution
133(4)
Multifrequency waves
137(12)
Expressions for multifrequency solutions
137(4)
Bifrequency solutions and creation of combination frequencies
141(8)
Nonlinear cylindrical and spherical diffusive waves
149(50)
Dimensionless generalized Burgers' equations
150(3)
Cylindrical N-waves
153(13)
Evolution of an initial, cylindrical N-wave
153(1)
Four-step procedure for finding the asymptotic solution
154(12)
The decay of a shockwave from a supersonic projectile
166(20)
Linear theory of the wave from a supersonic projectile
167(6)
Nonlinear theory of the wave from a supersonic projectile
173(13)
Periodic cylindrical and spherical waves
186(13)
Spherical periodic waves
187(6)
Cylindrical periodic waves
193(6)
Nonlinear bounded sound beams
199(20)
The KZK equation
201(9)
Dimensionless KZK equation
201(4)
Transformation of the KZK equation to a generalized Burgers' equation
205(1)
Expansion of the solution around the center of the beam
205(3)
Solution for a circular beam
208(2)
Propagation of a shock wave in a sound beam
210(9)
Determination of the boundary condition from the series solution
210(4)
Solution of generalized Burgers' equation
214(2)
Conditions for shock preservation
216(3)
Nonlinear standing waves in closed tubes
219(32)
Nonlinear and dissipative effects at non-resonant and resonant driving frequencies
221(5)
Linear theory of standing waves
222(2)
Discussion of the small numbers in the problem of nonlinear standing waves
224(2)
Equations of nonlinear standing waves
226(5)
Perturbation solution and boundary conditions of Kuznetsov's equation
226(4)
Equations of resonant standing waves
230(1)
Steady-state resonant vibrations in a non-dissipative medium
231(7)
Continuous solution
232(2)
Shock solution
234(3)
The Q-factor
237(1)
Steady -state resonant vibrations in a dissipative medium
238(9)
Mathieu equation solution
238(2)
Perturbation theory Matching outer and inner solutions
240(4)
Perturbation theory. Uniform solution
244(3)
An example of velocity field in a resonator
247(4)
Bibliography 251(20)
Name index 271(8)
Subject index 279

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