Wave Simulator Project

Overview

The Wave Simulator project aims to develop a comprehensive model for simulating wave phenomena in various environments. This project includes the implementation of simulation tools, derivation references, and a detailed description of the process involved in modeling and running simulations.

Team Members

• Misha Rudchenko
• Danila Kozlov
• Charlene Chen

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
  • 2D Wave Simulation
  • 3D Wave Simulation
• Experiments
• License

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/uhDann/Wave-Simulator.git
   cd wave-simulator

2. Install the required dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

2D Wave Simulation

To run a 2D wave simulation, you can use the main2D.py script. The script allows you to specify various simulation parameters and run different types of experiments.

Example usage:

python main2D.py

3D Wave Simulation

To run a 3D wave simulation, you can use the main3D.py script. The script allows you to specify various simulation parameters and run different types of experiments.

Example usage:

python main3D.py

Experiments

The framework supports various experiments that can be configured in the main2D.py and main3D.py scripts. Some of the available experiments include:

• plot_row_transducers: Plots the wave field for a row of chosen transducers.
• plot_2_transducers: Plots the wave field for two transducers in a random central location.
• plot_var_transducers: Plots the wave field for a row of transducers with varying frequencies.
• pml_test: Plots the wave field for two transducers in a random central location with PML boundary.
• error_test: Plots the wave field for different values of the error parameter (dt or ds).
• plot_interference: Plots the interference pattern of the wave field.
• plot_1_noise_transducers: Plots the wave field and finds the threshold of when noise is too disruptive.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Contact

For any questions or concerns, please open an issue in the repository or contact the project maintainers.