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Introduction
Ray tracing theory
The acoustic wave equation
Solving the Eikonal equation
Lagrangian's formalism and Fermat's principle
Sound slowness
Cilindrical symmetry (two-dimensional case)
Solving the transport equation
Transmission loss
Particle velocity
Gaussian beams
The Gaussian beam approximation
Initial conditions on
and
Point source
Line source
Reduction to the 2.5D case
Reduction to the 2D case
Attenuation
Boundary reflections
Volume attenuation
Numerical issues
Geometric beams
Updating
and
after reflections
Solving the Eikonal equations
Solving the dynamic equations
Calculation of derivatives
Calculation of normals
Refraction correction
Ray reflection at a boundary
Orientation of boundary normals
Ray-boundary intersection
Calculation of particle velocity
Eigenray search
Calculation of amplitudes and arrivals
Model description
General strategy of calculations
Installation
The input file
Examples and comparisons
Examples
Deep water
Shallow water
Model accuracy
Comparison with KRAKEN
Comparison with UAN models
Conclusions and future work
Additional topics
Vector form of Eikonal equations
Eikonal equations including wavenumber
Wavenumber 2D Eikonal equations
Ray slope 2D Eikonal equations
Earth 2D Eikonal equations
Including ocean currents
Hamiltonian formalism
Bibliography
Orlando Camargo Rodríguez 2012-06-21