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# Homogeneous and Inhomogeneous Helmholtz Waves

> Learn to model Helmholtz wave fields. Compare source-free plane waves with point-source radiation, simulate rigid Neumann boundary reflections, and render time-harmonic animations.

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### Deliverables

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### Homogeneous vs. Inhomogeneous Wave Fields & Boundary Dynamics

Emphasizes the primary distinction between source-free wave fields (plane waves, natural resonance modes) and active central point sources (Green's function solutions) across free space and bounded rooms.

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