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HPC Modeling of Coupled Elastic-Acoustic Wave Propagation in Biological Media: Numerical Validation
Accurate numerical models of sound propagation through biological media are an important tool for many applications, from medical physics to studying the auditory system of humans or other animals. We model high-frequency elastic and acoustic wave propagation through the head anatomy of a common bot
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