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  • 15. Global boundary flattening transforms for acoustic propagation under rough sea surfaces.
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  • 16. Modeling the propagation of nonlinear three-dimensional acoustic beams in inhomogeneous media.
    Jing Y, Cleveland RO.
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  • 19. One-dimensional transport equation models for sound energy propagation in long spaces: simulations and experiments.
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