Novel Hybrid Numerical Simulation of the Wave Equation by Combining Physical and Numerical Representation Theorems and a Review of Hybrid Methodologies

AGU Publications·May 5

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A novel hybrid numerical simulation has been developed, combining physical and numerical representation theorems to model the wave equation. The approach appears to be part of a broader review of hybrid methodologies, with potential applications in various fields, including energy systems and materials science. However, the specific focus and details of the simulation are unclear, with reports touching on diverse topics such as tsunami wave modeling, wind-solar-wave energy systems, and optical fibers.

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