circularPiston.TSD: Returns the theoretical far field approximation of the...
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circularPiston.TSD R Documentation
Returns the theoretical far field approximation of the acoustic intensity from a circular baffled source (circular piston) of radius 'b', as a function of incidence data$direle 'data$dire'.
Description
Returns the theoretical far field approximation of the acoustic intensity from a circular baffled source (circular piston) of radius 'b', as a function of incidence data$direle 'data$dire'.
Usage
circularPiston.TSD(data, appr = NULL)
Arguments
data
is a list containing the following elements:
appr
is an approximating function used to replace the expression (2*besselJ(ang,1)/ang)^2.
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Returns the theoretical far field approximation of the acoustic intensity from a circular baffled source (circular piston) of radius 'b', as a function of incidence data$direle 'data$dire'.
Description
Returns the theoretical far field approximation of the acoustic intensity from a circular baffled source (circular piston) of radius 'b', as a function of incidence data$direle 'data$dire'.
Usage
circularPiston.TSD(data, appr = NULL)
Arguments
data |
is a list containing the following elements: |
appr |
is an approximating function used to replace the expression (2*besselJ(ang,1)/ang)^2. |
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