Ben Wilks

Lecturer: Mathematical Sciences

University of South Australia

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Dr. Ben Wilks is a Lecturer in Mathematical Sciences at the University of South Australia. His research primarily focuses on wave scattering, with recent articles exploring themes such as wave power absorption, interactions between water waves and barriers, and various numerical methods in wave analysis. He is known for his contributions to understanding complex wave phenomena in both acoustic and water wave contexts.

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2023

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2022

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M. H. Meylan

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Articles (8)

Wave power absorption by floating plates with application to piezoelectric or other bending-based absorption

A Numerical Comparison of Eigenfunction Matching and Singularity-Respecting Galerkin Approximation Methods for Linear Water Wave Scattering

Generalised eigenfunction expansion and singularity expansion methods for canonical time-domain wave scattering problems

Water wave interactions with surface-piercing vertical barriers in a rectangular tank: Connections with Bloch waves and quasimodes

Generalized eigenfunction expansion and singularity expansion methods for two-dimensional acoustic time-domain wave scattering problems

Transient Shallow Water Wave Interactions with a Partially Fragmented Ice Shelf

A mechanistic evaluation of the local Bloch wave approximation in graded arrays of vertical barriers

Rainbow reflection and broadband energy absorption of water waves by graded arrays of vertical barriers

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M. H. Meylan

Sarah Wakes

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