Acoustic Dipole in a Duct

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An acoustic dipole oriented along the axis is placed in a duct. The dipole can be moved along the
axis. The resulting sonic radiation can be approximated by an
-term Fourier series, given in the Details section, with
representing the Helmholtz number (the cut-off frequency of a duct, product of the wavenumber and the duct radius) in multiples of
.
Contributed by: Enrique Zeleny (January 2014)
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The solution for the pressure is
,
with
and
.
Reference
[1] M. Gupta, "Simulation and Visualization of Various Acoustic Sources in MATLAB." (2006) wenku.baidu.com/view/9ca5d912f18583d049645990.
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