ADVANCED RESEARCH IN NAVAL ENGINEERING

This nearly perfect volume features a collection of invited contributions focused on the application of mathematics in naval engineering. Advocating for a more integrated approach that surpasses traditional scientific boundaries, leading experts present interdisciplinary tools and models across a wide array of topics. Each chapter highlights key methods, emerging research directions, and applications of analytical techniques within the field.

The book explores fundamental scientific and mathematical concepts as they relate to subjects such as the butterfly structure of the FFT, the acoustic impedance of pistons in a two-layer medium, deterministic batch trackers, spline equations, moving horizons estimation, membership games for sensor network planning, statistical models for inertial sensors, random flight searches in confined domains, the acoustics of mixed porosity felt airfoils, and an innovative aft boundary condition for towed flexible cylinders.

Rigorously peer-reviewed and thoughtfully presented for a diverse audience, this volume is ideal for graduate and postdoctoral students engaged in interdisciplinary research. Researchers in applied mathematics and the sciences will find this book to be a valuable resource, showcasing the latest advancements in the field. In line with the STEAM-H series, this volume aims to foster interdisciplinary understanding and collaboration.