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How to calculate the volmue value of deposited energy in acoustic simulation?

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    Hi

    I am doing the acoustic simulation by using SEFT.
    In the post-processing step, how could I calculate the volume value of the deposited energy?

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      Answered in your other post:

      https://forum.zmt.swiss/topic/253/how-do-i-calculate-the-full-width-at-half-maximum-fwhm-volume-data-in-acoustic-ultrasound-simulation

      You would probably need to update the script slightly to use Intensity (a scalar real field) instead of pressure field (scalar complex field) and there would be no need for 'postprocessing' of the field (taking the absolute value of the pressure field; see Notes in my response)

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