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The acoustic analogy and the prediction of the noise of rotating blades
F. Farassat
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Kenneth S. Brentner
Aerospace Engineering
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Keyphrases
Acoustic Analogy
100%
Rotating Blade
100%
Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings Equation
57%
Helicopter Rotor
42%
Acoustics
28%
Noise Prediction
28%
Jet Noise
28%
Source Term
28%
Lighthill
28%
Quadrupole Sources
28%
High-resolution
14%
Analytical Method
14%
Aerodynamics
14%
Computational Fluid Dynamics
14%
Wave Equation
14%
Prediction Method
14%
Generation Process
14%
Wave Propagation
14%
Rotating Machinery
14%
Propeller
14%
Dynamic Algorithms
14%
Digital Computers
14%
Noise Generation
14%
Blade-vortex Interaction Noise
14%
Aerodynamic Calculation
14%
Noise Theory
14%
Computer Fluid Dynamics
14%
Turbojet Engine
14%
High-speed Impulsive Noise
14%
Mathematical Results
14%
Singularity-free Solutions
14%
Linear Operator Theory
14%
Near-field
14%
Governing Equations
14%
Physics
Acoustics
100%
Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings Equation
44%
Helicopter
33%
Quadrupole
22%
Aerodynamics
22%
High Resolution
11%
Wave Equation
11%
Supersonics
11%
Blade-Vortex Interaction
11%
Computational Fluid Dynamics
11%
Diffraction
11%