Ws. Hwang, BOUNDARY SPECTRAL METHOD FOR ACOUSTIC SCATTERING AND RADIATION PROBLEMS, The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 102(1), 1997, pp. 96-101
The spectral method is considered in solving boundary integral equatio
ns, By subtracting known solutions from the Helmholtz integral equatio
n, the singularities of the Helmholtz integral equation are removed, T
herefore, any order of basis functions, used in spectral methods, that
times nonsingular kernels in the modified Helmholtz integral equation
can be integrated easily and efficiently, Instead of solving the vari
ables at collocation points using conventional methods, the generalize
d Fourier coefficients are solved by the spectral method which reduces
the number of unknowns and the storage of matrix elements in computat
ion, Scattering and radiation problems from a sphere are used to illus
trate the technique in the present paper. (C) 1997 Acoustical Society
of America.