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Page 1: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

Linton and Evans’ approachMulti-pole Trefftz method

Reporter : Shing-Kai Kao Advisor: Jeng-Tzong Chen

Date : 2009/04/01

Page 2: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Outline Trefftz method Addition theorem Problem statement Multi-pole Trefftz method

Page 3: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Outline Trefftz method Addition theorem Problem statement Multi-pole Trefftz method

Page 4: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Trefftz method-interior problem

1R

1

1 1 1 1

1

( ) 0 0 0

0 ( ) 0 0

0 0 0 ( )

p p p

p p p

p p p

J kR c a

J kR c a

J kR c a

( ) ( ) inn n

n

u x c J kr e

2 2 ( ) 0k u x

( ) ,inn

n

u x a e x B

Page 5: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Trefftz method-exterior problem

2

1 2 1 1

2

( ) 0 0 0

0 ( ) 0 0

0 0 0 ( )

p p p

p p p

p p p

H kR d b

H kR d b

H kR d b

2 2 ( ) 0k u x

2R

(1)( ) ( ) inn n

n

u x d H kr e

( ) ,inn

n

u x b e x B

Page 6: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Trefftz method-annular problem

2R1R

(1)1 1

(1)1 1

(1)2 2

(1)2 2

( ) 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 ( ) 0 0

( ) 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 ( ) 0 0

p pp p

p pp p

p pk p

p pp p

c aJ kR H kR

c aJ kR H kR

d bJ kR H kR

d bJ kR H kR

(1)( ) ( ) ( )in inn n n n

n n

u x c J kr e d H kr e

2 2 ( ) 0k u x

1( ) ,inn

n

u x a e x B

2( ) ,inn

n

u x b e x B

Page 7: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Outline Trefftz method Addition theorem Problem statement Multi-pole Trefftz method

Page 8: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Addition theorem

2 1 r r b

2

12r

b

1r

1

2

1

( )1 1

2( )

1 1

( ) ( ) ,

( )

( ) ( ) ,

ini m nm n n

nimm

ini m nm n n

n

H kb e J kr e r b

H kr e

J kb e H kr e r b

2 1

1

( )2 1

( )1

( ) ( ) ( )

( ) ( )

im ini m nm m n n

n

i m n inm n n

n

J kr e J kb e J kr e

J kr e J kb e

Page 9: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Outline Trefftz method Addition theorem Problem statement Multi-pole Trefftz method

Page 10: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Problem statement

2R1R

2 2 ( ) 0k u x

1( ) 0,u x x B

2( ) 0,u x x B

1

2

2

0.5

0.5

R

R

b

b

Page 11: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Outline Trefftz method Addition theorem Problem statement Multi-pole Trefftz method

Page 12: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Multi-pole Trefftz method

2R1R

1 2(1)1 2( ) ( ) ( )in in

n n n nn n

u x c J kr e d H kr e

2 2 ( ) 0k u x

11( ) ,in

nn

u x a e x B

22( ) ,in

nn

u x b e x B

1 2 1(1)1 2( ) ( )in ih in

n n h h nn h n

c J kR e d H kr e a e

1 1 1( ) (1)1 1( ) in im ini n m

n n n n m m nn h m n

c J kR e d J kb e H kR e a e

1 1 1(1) ( )1 1( ) in in ini m n

n n n m m n nn n m n

c J kR e H kR e d J kb e a e

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MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

Multi-pole Trefftz method

(1) ( ) (1) ( )1 1 1

(1) ( ) (1) ( )1 1 1

( )( ) ( )( ) (1)2 2 2

2

( ) 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 ( )

( ) ( ) 0 0

0 0 0

( )

i p p i p pp p p p p p p

i p p i p pp p p p p p p

i p p i p pp p p p p p p

p

J kR H kR J kb e H kR J kb e

J kR H kR J kb e H kR J kb e

J kR J kb e J kR J kb e H R

J kR J

( )( ) ( )( ) (1)2 2( ) 0 0

k k

k k

k k

i p p i p pk kp p p p p p

c a

c a

d b

d bkb e J kR J kb e H R

1 1 1(1) ( )1 1( ) in in ini m n

n n n m m n nm

c J R e H kR e d J kb e a e

(1) ( )1 1

( )( ) (1)2 2

( )

( )

i m nn n n m m n n

m

i m nn m m n n n n

m

c J R H kR d J kb e a

J kR c J kb e d H R b

Page 14: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

2D Problem

3.85

2.1

0.41

Page 15: Linton and Evans’ approach Multi-pole Trefftz method

MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

3D problemInterior problem Exterior problem

1r

1o

2o

o

2o

o

r2r

1o

radiation

scattering

concentric sphere

eccentric sphere

rr

2r

2r

1r

r

2r

1r

1r

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MMSS VV

MSVLAB, HRE, NTOU

~Thanks for your kind attentions~


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