For the multi-frequency acoustic analysis, a series expansion method has been introduced to reduce the computation time of the frequency-independent parts, but the Runge phenomenon will arise when this method is employed in high frequency band. Therefore, this method is improved by analyzing the application condition and proposing the selection principle of the series truncation number. The argument interval can be adjusted with the wavenumber factor. Therefore, the problem of unstable numeration and poor precision can be solved, and the application scope of this method is expanded. The numerical example of acoustic radiation shows that the improved method is correct for acoustic analysis in wider frequency band with less series truncation number and computation amount.
For the multi-frequency acoustic analysis, a series expansion method has been introduced to reduce the computation time of the frequency-independent parts, but the Runge phenomenon will arise when this method is employed in high frequency band. Therefore, this method is improved by analyzing the application condition and proposing the selection principle of the series truncation number. The argument interval can be adjusted with the wavenumber factor. Therefore, the problem of unstable numeration and poor precision can be solved, and the application scope of this method is expanded. The numerical example of acoustic radiation shows that the improved method is correct for acoustic analysis in wider frequency band with less series truncation number and computation amount.