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Author Gan, Woon Siong

Title Acoustical imaging : techniques and applications for engineers / Woon Siong Gan
Published Chichester, West Sussex, UK : Wiley, A John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., Publication, 2012
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Contents 880-01 ACOUSTICAL IMAGING; Contents; About the Author; Foreword; 1 Introduction; References; 2 Physics of Acoustics and Acoustical Imaging; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 Sound Propagation in Solids; 2.2.1 Derivation of Linear Wave Equation of Motion and its Solutions; 2.2.2 Symmetries in Linear Acoustic Wave Equations and the New Stress Field Equation; 2.3 Use of Gauge Potential Theory to Solve Acoustic Wave Equations; 2.4 Propagation of Finite Wave Amplitude Sound Wave in Solids; 2.4.1 Higher-Order Elasticity Theory; 2.4.2 Nonlinear Effects; 2.4.3 Derivation of the Nonlinear Acoustic Equation of Motion
880-01/(S Contents note continued: 10.10.1. Introduction -- 10.10.2. Elective 3D Ultrasound -- 10.10.3. Risk Reduction of 3D Ultrasounds -- 10.10.4. Future Developments -- 10.10.5. Regional Anaesthesia -- 10.11. Development Trends -- References -- 11. Underwater Acoustical Imaging -- 11.1. Introduction -- 11.2. Principles of Underwater Acoustical Imaging Systems -- 11.2.1. Spreading Loss -- 11.2.2. Attenuation Loss -- 11.2.3. Propagation Theory -- 11.2.4. Reflection and Scattering from the Sea Surface -- 11.2.5. Reflection and Scattering from the Sea Bottom -- 11.2.6. Sea Bottom -- Reflection Loss -- 11.2.7. Sound Channel -- 11.3. Principles of Some Underwater Acoustical Imaging Systems -- 11.4. Characteristics of Underwater Acoustical Imaging Systems -- 11.5. Imaging Modalities -- 11.5.1. Sonar Acoustical Imaging -- 11.5.2. Orthoscopic Acoustical Imaging -- 11.6. Few Representative Underwater Acoustical Imaging System -- 11.6.1. Focused Acoustical Imaging System -- 11.6.2. Electronic Beam-Focused Underwater Acoustical Imaging System -- 11.6.3. Holographic Acoustical Imaging -- 11.7. Application of Robotics to Underwater Acoustical Imaging -- References -- 12. Geophysical Exploration -- 12.1. Introduction -- 12.2. Applications of Acoustical Holography to Seismic Imaging -- 12.3. Examples of Field Experiments -- 12.3.1. One-Dimensional Holographic Arrays -- 12.3.2. Two-Dimensional Holographic Arrays -- 12.4. Laboratory Modelling -- 12.5. Techniques of Image Processing and Enhancement -- 12.5.1. Weak Signal Enhancement -- 12.5.2. Phase Contrast Enhancement Technique -- 12.6. Computer Reconstruction -- 12.6.1. Removal of Conjugate Images -- 12.6.2. Fourier Transform Hologram -- 12.6.3. Examples of Computer Reconstruction -- 12.6.4. Backward Wave Propagation or Frequency Domain Migration -- 12.6.5. Correlation Holography -- 12.7. Other Applications of Seismic Holography -- 12.7.1. Monitoring Burning Fronts in Oil-Shale Retorts -- 12.8. Signal Processing in Seismic Holography -- 12.8.1. Velocity Filtering -- 12.8.2. Two-Dimensional Fourier Transform Techniques -- 12.8.3. Tau-p Transform (Slant Stack) -- 12.8.4. Inverse Tau-p Transform -- 12.8.5. Examples of k-ω and Tau-p Transforms -- 12.9. Application of Diffraction Tomography to Seismic Imaging -- 12.9.1. Reconstruction Algorithms -- 12.9.2. Computer Simulations for the VSP Case -- 12.10. Conclusions -- References -- 13. Quantum Acoustical Imaging -- 13.1. Introduction -- 13.2. Optical Piezoelectric Transducers for Generation of Nanoacoustic Waves -- 13.3. Optical Detection of Nanoacoustic Waves -- 13.4. Nanoimaging/Quantum Acoustical Imaging -- 13.5. Generation and Amplification of Terahertz Acoustic Waves -- 13.6. Theory of Electron Inversion and Phonon Amplification Produced in the Active SL by Optical Pumping -- 13.7. Source for Quantum Acoustical Imaging -- 13.8. Phonons Entanglement for Quantum Acoustical Imaging -- 13.9. Applications of Quantum Acoustical Imaging -- References -- 14. Negative Refraction, Acoustical Metamaterials and Acoustical Cloaking -- 14.1. Introduction -- 14.2. Limitation of Veselago's Theory -- 14.2.1. Introduction -- 14.2.2. Gauge Invariance of Homogeneous Electromagnetic Wave Equation -- 14.2.3. Gauge Invariance of Acoustic Field Equations -- 14.2.4. Acoustical Cloaking -- 14.2.5. Gauge Invariance of Nonlinear Homogeneous Acoustic Wave Equation -- 14.2.6. My Important Discovery of Negative Refraction is a Special Case of Coordinates Transformation or a Unified Theory for Negative Refraction and Cloaking -- 14.2.7. Conclusions -- 14.3. Multiple Scattering Approach to Perfect Acoustic Lens -- 14.4. Acoustical Cloaking -- 14.4.1. Introduction -- 14.4.2. Derivation of Transformation Acoustics -- 14.4.3. Application to a Specific Example -- 14.5. Acoustic Metamaterial with Simultaneous Negative Mass Density and Negative Bulk Modulus -- 14.6. Acoustical Cloaking Based on Nonlinear Coordinate Transformations -- 14.7. Acoustical Cloaking of Underwater Objects -- 14.8. Extension of Double Negativity to Nonlinear Acoustics -- References -- 15. New Acoustics Based on Metamaterials -- 15.1. Introduction -- 15.2. New Acoustics and Acoustical Imaging -- 15.3. Background of Phononic Crystals -- 15.4. Theory of Phononic Crystals -- The Multiple Scattering Theory (MST) -- 15.4.1. Details of Calculation -- 15.4.2. Discussion of Results -- 15.5. Negative Refraction Derived from Gauge Invariance (Coordinates Transformation) -- An Alternative Theory of Negative Refraction -- 15.5.1. Gauge Invariance as a Unified Theory of Negative Refraction and Cloaking -- 15.5.2. Generalized Form of Snell's Law for Curvilinear Coordinates -- 15.5.3. Design of a Perfect Lens Using Coordinates Transformation -- 15.5.4. General Cloaking Lens -- 15.6. Reflection and Transmission of Sound Wave at Interface of Two Media with Different Parities -- 15.7. Theory of Diffraction by Negative Inclusion -- 15.7.1. Formulation of Forward Problem of Diffraction Tomography -- 15.7.2. Modelling Diffraction Procedure in a Negative Medium -- 15.7.3. Results of Numerical Simulation -- 15.7.4. Points to Take Care of During Numerical Simulation -- 15.8. Extension to Theory of Diffraction by Inclusion of General Form of Mass Density and Bulk Modulus Manipulated by Predetermined Direction of Sound Propagation -- 15.9. New Approach to Diffraction Theory -- A Rigorous Theory Based on the Material Parameters -- 15.10. Negative Refraction Derived from Reflection Invariance (Right-Left Symmetry) -- A New Approach to Negative Refraction -- 15.11. Unified Theory for Isotropy Invariance, Time Reversal Invariance and Reflection Invariance -- 15.12. Application of New Acoustics to Acoustic Waveguide -- 15.13. New Elasticity -- 15.14. Nonlinear Acoustics Based on Metamaterial -- 15.14.1. Principles -- 15.14.2. Nonlinear Acoustic Metamaterials for Sound Attenuation Applications -- 15.15. Ultrasonic Attenuation in Acoustic Metamaterial -- 15.15.1. Mechanism of Energy Transfer and Wave Attenuation -- 15.15.2. Applications -- 15.16. Applications of Phononic Crystal Devices -- 15.17. Comparison of the Significance of Role Played by Gauge Theory and MST in Metamaterial -- A Sum-up of the Theories of Metamaterial -- 15.18. Impact of New Acoustics Compared with Nonlinear Acoustics -- 15.19. Conclusions -- References -- 16. Future Directions and Future Technologies
Summary "Acoustical Imaging starts with an introduction to the basic theories and principles of acoustics and acoustical imaging, then progresses to discuss its varied applications: nondestructive testing, medical imaging, underwater imaging and SONAR and geophysical exploration. The author draws together the different technologies, highlighting the similarities between topic areas and their common underlying theory. Some advanced topics are also described such as nonlinear acoustical imaging and its application in nondestructive testing, application of chaos theory to acoustical imaging, statistical treatment of acoustical imaging and negative refraction"--Provided by publisher
"Introduces the basic theories and principles of acoustics and acoustical imaging"--Provided by publisher
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
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Subject Acoustic imaging.
Sound-waves -- Scattering.
Ultrasonic imaging.
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Drafting & Mechanical Drawing.
Ultrasonic imaging
Acoustic imaging
Sound-waves -- Scattering
Form Electronic book
LC no. 2012005262
ISBN 9781119941712
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