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Un método de colocación de Chebyshev para la modelización de modos normales seismoacústicos en guías de onda
Yangfan Cai1, Guangli Cheng1, Bao Liu1
1Naval University of Engineering, Wuhan, China.
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
|February 24, 2026
Resumen
Un nuevo método de colocación de Chebyshev (CCM) resuelve con precisión las ecuaciones de modos normales seismoacústicos en medios fluidos-sólidos. Este método mejora el cálculo de los campos de ondas acústicas y sísmicas en entornos oceánicos complejos.
Sus antecedentes:
- Los modelos tradicionales de modos normales a menudo simplifican los fondos oceánicos elásticos como fluidos, lo que limita su capacidad para resolver modos elásticos y campos de ondas sísmicas.
- El modelado preciso de la propagación seismoacústica en medios fluidos-sólidos es crucial para comprender los entornos submarinos.
Conclusiones:
- El método de colocación de Chebyshev proporciona una solución precisa y eficaz para la propagación de modos normales seismoacústicos en entornos oceánicos complejos fluidos-sólidos.
- Este método avanza significativamente la capacidad de modelar fenómenos de ondas elásticas en acústica submarina.
- El CCM ofrece una alternativa más robusta a los modelos existentes para la computación de campos de ondas seismoacústicas.
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