RESEARCH ARTICLE
Mathematical Model of the Process of Ultrasonic wave Propagation in a Relax Environment with its Given Profiles at three Time Moments
Zinovii Nytrebych1, Volodymyr Il’kiv1, Oksana Malanchuk2, *
Article Information
Identifiers and Pagination:
Year: 2021Volume: 14
Issue: Suppl-M1
First Page: 87
Last Page: 92
Publisher ID: TOBIOIJ-14-87
DOI: 10.2174/1875036202114010087
Article History:
Received Date: 13/12/2020Revision Received Date: 2/7/2021
Acceptance Date: 21/8/2021
Electronic publication date: 19/11/2021
Collection year: 2021
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Abstract
Objective:
The process of ultrasound oscillations in a relaxed environment, provided that the profiles of the acoustic wave at three time moments are known, is modeled by a three-point problem for the partial differential equation of the third order in time. This equation as a partial case contains a hyperbolic equation of the third order, which is widely used in ultrasound diagnostics.
Methods:
The differential-symbol method is applied to study a three-point in-time problem. The advantage of this method is the possibility to obtain a solution of the problem only through operations of differentiation.
Results:
We propose the formula to construct the analytic solution of the problem, which describes the process of ultrasound oscillations propagation in a relax environment. Due to this, the profile of the ultrasonic wave is known at any time and at an arbitrary point of space. The class of quasi-polynomials is distinguished as a class of uniqueness solvability of a three-point problem.
Conclusion:
Using the proposed method, it is possible to analyze the influence of the main parameters of ultrasound diagnostics problems on the propagation of acoustic oscillations in a relaxed environment. The research example of a specific three-point problem is given.