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Transient acoustic diffraction and radiation by an axisymmetrical elastic shell: A new statement of the basic equations and a numerical method based on polynomial approximations
Authors: Maury, C Filippi, PJT
Citation: C. Maury et Pjt. Filippi, Transient acoustic diffraction and radiation by an axisymmetrical elastic shell: A new statement of the basic equations and a numerical method based on polynomial approximations, J SOUND VIB, 241(3), 2001, pp. 459-483
The role of the resonance modes in the response of a fluid-loaded structure
Authors: Filippi, PJT Habault, D Mattei, PO Maury, C
Citation: Pjt. Filippi et al., The role of the resonance modes in the response of a fluid-loaded structure, J SOUND VIB, 239(4), 2001, pp. 639-663
Use of a torsional wave sensor to measure the level of a compressible fluid
Authors: Goubel-Lenoel, A Filippi, PJT Lhuillier, C
Citation: A. Goubel-lenoel et al., Use of a torsional wave sensor to measure the level of a compressible fluid, J SOUND VIB, 233(2), 2000, pp. 329-352
Vibroacoustic response of a thin cylindrical shell excited by a turbulent internal flow: Comparison between numerical prediction and experimentation
Authors: Durant, C Robert, G Filippi, PJT Mattei, PO
Citation: C. Durant et al., Vibroacoustic response of a thin cylindrical shell excited by a turbulent internal flow: Comparison between numerical prediction and experimentation, J SOUND VIB, 229(5), 2000, pp. 1115-1155
Sound transmission through a thin baffled plate: Validation of a light fluid approximation with numerical and experimental results
Authors: Filippi, PJT Mattei, PO Maury, C van der Burgh, AHP de Jong, CJM
Citation: Pjt. Filippi et al., Sound transmission through a thin baffled plate: Validation of a light fluid approximation with numerical and experimental results, J SOUND VIB, 229(5), 2000, pp. 1157-1169
Sound radiated in a cavity by a vibrating plate: Comparison between the results of a finite element method (FEMAK) and a boundary element method (NoVAlea2D)
Authors: Dhainaut, M Kristiansen, UR Filippi, PJT
Citation: M. Dhainaut et al., Sound radiated in a cavity by a vibrating plate: Comparison between the results of a finite element method (FEMAK) and a boundary element method (NoVAlea2D), FLOW TURB C, 61(1-4), 1998, pp. 43-53
Acoustic radiation from a finite length cylindrical shell excited by an internal acoustic source: Solution based on a boundary element method and a matched asymptotic expansion
Authors: Martin-Seigle, S Pelissier, MC Filippi, PJT
Citation: S. Martin-seigle et al., Acoustic radiation from a finite length cylindrical shell excited by an internal acoustic source: Solution based on a boundary element method and a matched asymptotic expansion, FLOW TURB C, 61(1-4), 1998, pp. 71-83
Response of a thin cylindrical shell excited by a turbulent internal flow
Authors: Mattei, PO Filippi, PJT
Citation: Po. Mattei et Pjt. Filippi, Response of a thin cylindrical shell excited by a turbulent internal flow, FLOW TURB C, 61(1-4), 1998, pp. 85-99
Boundary integral equations method for the analysis of acoustic scatteringfrom line-2 elastic targets
Authors: Maury, C Filippi, PJT Habault, D
Citation: C. Maury et al., Boundary integral equations method for the analysis of acoustic scatteringfrom line-2 elastic targets, FLOW TURB C, 61(1-4), 1998, pp. 101-131
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