The Acoustic Field Propagator is a method for rapidly computing steady state complex acoustic fields in homogeneous media from spatially arbitrary single frequency sources. Here, an extension of the Acoustic Field Propagator to the computation of steady state fields in arbitrary heterogeneous, absorbing and nonlinear media, using nested iterations of the Convergent Born Series and a multi-frequency Helmholtz equation expansion, will be described.
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