Computational solution of acoustic radiation problems by Kussmaul's boundary element method
S. M. Kirkup and D.J. Henwood

Journal of Sound and Vibration, Volume 158, Issue 2, Pages 195-386 (1992)

The problem of computing the properties of the acoustic field exterior to a vibrating surface for the complete wavenumber range by the boundary element method is considered. A particular computational method based on the Kussmaul formulation is described. The method is derived through approximating the surface by a set of planar triangles and approximating the surface functions by a constant on each element. The method is successfully applied to test problems and to the Ricardo crankcase simulation rig.

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Revised software based on this is now available from the author's ABEMFULL package.