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3D DISCRETE ELEMENT SIMULATIONS OF ACOUSTIC DISPERSION IN SEDIMENTS
Sound speed dispersion and frequency dependence of attenuation in marine sediments are important for any undersea activities using acoustics, such as remote sensing and target detection. Current established models use grain shearing and fluid viscosity as the source of loss in sediments, both of whi
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