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20202025
most citedopenCFS: Open Source Finite Element Software for Coupled Field Simulation -- Part Acoustics

15 citations · 41 across the 15 of their papers we have counts for

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15 papers

math.NA2025

Super-Resolution of Elliptic PDE Solutions Using Least Squares Support Vector Regression

Maryam Babaei, Peter Rucz, Manfred Kaltenbacher +1

A hybrid computational approach that integrates the finite element method (FEM) with least squares support vector regression (LSSVR) is introduced to solve partial differential equ…

cs.CE2024★ 1 cited

pyCFS-data: Data Processing Framework in Python for openCFS

Andreas Wurzinger, Patrick Heidegger, Stefan Schoder

Many numerical simulation tools have been developed and are on the market, but there is still a strong need for appropriate tools capable of simulating multi-field problems, especi…

physics.comp-ph2024

Feasibility study on solving the Helmholtz equation in 3D with PINNs

Stefan Schoder, Florian Kraxberger

Room acoustic simulations at low frequencies often face significant uncertainties of material parameters and boundary conditions due to absorbing material. We discuss the applicati…

cs.SD2024★ 1 cited

METAMAT 01: A semi-analytic Solution for Benchmarking Wave Propagation Simulations of homogeneous Absorbers in 1D/3D and 2D

Stefan Schoder, Paul Maurerlehner

The development of acoustic simulation workflows in the time-domain description is essential for predicting the sound of aeroacoustic or other transient acoustic effects. A common…

physics.flu-dyn2023

Dataset CYLinCF-01 creation pipeline: Circular cylinder in a cross flow, Mach Number 0.03 and Reynolds Number 200

Stefan Schoder, Andreas Wurzinger

This article presents an aeroacoustic workflow (pipeline) to generate a flow and acoustic dataset for studying flow-induced sound in the context of a cylinder in cross flow. The nu…

physics.class-ph2023★ 9 cited

A Validated Finite Element Model for Room Acoustic Treatments with Edge Absorbers

Florian Kraxberger, Eric Kurz, Werner Weselak +3

Porous acoustic absorbers have excellent properties in the low-frequency range when positioned in room edges, therefore they are a common method for reducing low-frequency reverber…