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On the augmented Biot-JKD equations with Pole-Residue representation of the dynamic tortuosity (1805.00335v3)

Published 28 Apr 2018 in math.NA, cs.NA, and math.CV

Abstract: In this paper, we derive the augmented Biot-JKD equations, where the memory terms in the original Biot-JKD equations are dealt with by introducing auxiliary dependent variables. The evolution in time of these new variables are governed by ordinary differential equations whose coefficients can be rigorously computed from the JKD dynamic tortuosity function $TD(\omega)$ by utilizing its Stieltjes function representation derived in \cite{ou2014on-reconstructi}, where an algorithm for computing the pole-residue representation of the JKD tortuosity is also proposed. The two numerical schemes presented in the current work for computing the poles and residues representation of $TD(\omega)$ improve the previous scheme in the sense that they interpolate the function at infinite frequency and have much higher accuracy than the one proposed in \cite{ou2014on-reconstructi}.

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