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Two boundary element formulations of acoustical behavior exist; the Direct Boundary Element Methods (DBEM) based on the Helmholtz Integral Equations and the Indirect Boundary Element Methods (IBEM) based on Huygen's Principle. In this investigation, both methods are implemented utilizing a simple linear superparametric element. In addition the IBEM is studied using a quadratic isoparametric element. The accuracy and relative efficiency of the various techniques are examined. In order to properly model aircraft interior cavities the additional capability to model wall treatments and internal point sources is added to the methods. The procedures are verified for several well-understood cavity problems. The relative merits of each boundary element method and the finite element method are examined.
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