- A variety of numerical simulations of 2D wave equation using Finite Difference Method.
- Simulation-based analysis of wave basic phenomena: diffraction and interference.
I have define a squared domain with boundaries sufficiently far away from the region of study that they will not have a particular influence. However I have run some tests with homogeneus Dirichlet conditions, which are the simplest ones.
- Dirichlet conditions:
Based on numerical differentiation expressions, we can handle easily PDEs. Given that the basic wave equation consists of 2nd order partial derivatives, the same expresion can be used to simpify the whole equation:
In this problem, there are 3 variables involved: 2 space dimensions and time. So, we will perform a 3D discretization which consists of splitting every dimension in parts to perform numerical solution of the wave equation.
For simplicity, mesh will be equal in both spatial dimensions: