The Pressure Acoustics Interface > Theory for Pressure Acoustics, Frequency Domain

Theory for Pressure Acoustics, Frequency Domain
The Pressure Acoustics, Frequency Domain Interface is designed for the analysis of various types of pressure acoustics problems in the frequency domain, all concerning pressure waves in a fluid. An acoustics model can be part of a larger multiphysics model that describes, for example, the interactions between structures and acoustic waves. This physics interface is suitable for modeling acoustics phenomena that do not involve fluid flow.
This physics interface solves for the acoustic pressure,  p. It is available in all space dimensions—for 3D, 2D, and 1D Cartesian geometries as well as for 2D and 1D axisymmetric geometries.
These studies are discussed briefly in this section: