SPHMS
Spherical modal-series solution for canonical spherical targets.
acousticTS includes geometry-matched modal solutions,
weak-scattering and high-frequency approximations, composite-target
models, layered-sphere models, and a transition-matrix family. These
models are alternatives only when their geometry, boundary conditions,
acoustic regime, and outputs overlap. The inter-model literature
provides useful comparisons, but does not define one model as the
universal default (Jech
et al. 2015).
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Spherical modal-series solution for canonical spherical targets.
Finite-cylinder modal-series solution for straight cylindrical targets.
Prolate-spheroidal modal-series solution for smooth elongated canonical bodies.
Solid elastic spherical model used mainly for calibration spheres.
Elastic-shelled spherical family for layered shell targets.
Bent-cylinder modal-series family for straight and uniformly bent cylinders.
Elastic-cylinder modal-series family for fully elastic solid cylinders.
Weak-scattering elongated-body approximation for fluid-like targets.
Stochastic DWBA family for unresolved phase variability.
Kirchhoff-ray mode model for segmented fish-like body-plus-inclusion targets.
High-pass approximation for compact asymptotic screening.
Two-ray cylindrical family for high-frequency locally cylindrical targets.
Phase-compensated DWBA for bent weakly scattering targets.
Composite flesh-plus-backbone family for swimbladder-less fish-like targets.
Viscous-elastic layered-sphere family for gas-core, shell, and viscous-layer targets.
Single-target transition-matrix family for retained monostatic and angle-dependent scattering products across supported canonical shapes.
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