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A forced Boussinesq model with a sponge layer (2312.15251v1)

Published 23 Dec 2023 in math.NA, cs.NA, and physics.flu-dyn

Abstract: The movement of water waves is a topic of interest to researchers from different areas. While their propagation is described by Euler equations, there are instances where simplified models can also provide accurate approximations. A well-known reduced model employed to study the wave dynamics is the Boussinesq model. Despite being extensively studied, to our knowledge, there is no research available on a Boussinesq model featuring a sponge layer. Therefore, in this work, we present a Boussinesq model with a sponge layer. Furthermore, we carry out a numerical investigation to explore the advantages and limitations of the proposed model. For this purpose, we compare the numerical solutions of the model with and without the sponge in three different scenarios. The numerical solutions are computed by a pseudospectral method. Our results show that the Boussinesq model with a sponge layer is numerically stable and advantageous because it is able to absorb low-amplitude waves, allowing it to run the numerical simulations for long periods of time without requiring a large spatial domain, but it is not able to absorb high-amplitude waves.

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