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Kirchhoff formula for an unbounded domain

Let wavefield F(r, t) satisfy the homogeneous wave equation in that domain  [Pg.434]

The corresponding field p(r, cu), obtained as a result of a Fourier transform from the time to the frequency domain, satisfies the homogeneous Helmholtz equation  [Pg.434]

We also assume that the frequency domain field p(r, ui) decays at infinity, [Pg.434]

We will show that under these assumptions the field P(r, t) may be represented inside the domain V by the Kirchhoff formulae (13.112) or (13.168). [Pg.434]

Since domain Vr is bounded, the field P(r, t) can be represented by the Kirch-hoff formula (13.170)  [Pg.435]


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