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WFS 3D driving function for virtual line source #60
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I think this corresponds to #54, where we discussed a line source for the case of 3D NFC-HOA and we should maybe solve this in the same way? For the NFC-HOA case we have two possible solutions at the moment:
I think solution 2 would be preferrable, but I haven't checked how easy the implementation will be. For NFC-HOA, @narahahn stated: " I think the driving functions can be obtained by applying a rotational operation on the sphere." |
I also noticed this problem (in 3D WFS) while preparing the AES paper. Since I was considering only vertically aligned line sources, I just replaced For NFC-HOA, we could rotate the coordinate system in such a way that the line source is aligned parallel to the z-axis (as @fietew mentioned). Then we can obtain the driving function in a simpler way. In WFS, however, rotating the coordinate system would be not necessary, and the WFS driving functions can be directly computed as Till proposed. |
The NFC-HOA case (#54) was the very reason to look into this. |
Yes, I agree this will be solved at #54. |
The current formulation of the line source driving function is used for 2D and 3D WFS, but it only works in 2D.
To make it work, I think
x0 - xs
should be replaced with a vector perpendicular to the line source, that isx0 - xs - <x0-xs,v> v
wherexs
is a point on the line andv
a unit vector along the line.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: