Abstract
This work reports a super-resolution acoustic imaging method that inverses source distribution, strength, and structure in three-dimensional space. The nonlinear coupling process between a low-frequency sound field and a high-frequency plane wave is endowed to break the resolution limit. The reconstructed results for different source strengths and frequencies demonstrate the capability of the proposed method. The results show that the proposed method is very suitable for low-frequency source imaging, which could strengthen the super-resolution analysis capability of acoustic imaging tests and, consequently, lead to deepened physical insights into various propulsion systems in underwater and aerospace systems.
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