A problem of wave identification is formulated. We propose a diagnostic analysis of medium disturbances based on distinguishing of components of a wave vector that is specific for each kind of the wave mode. Mathematically it is realized by projection operator technique. An example is considered in conditions of a one-dimensional Cauchy problem for a conventional wave equation in the matrix form and its version with weakly x-dependent coefficients as a demonstration of the method application for the simplest adiabatic theory of one-dimensional acoustics. The case of acoustics in a gas with a dissipation account is also discussed from the point of view of the wave and entropy mode diagnostics.
We start from the cubic KZK equation for ultrasonics beam that accounts first, second and third powers of density in pressure Taylor series expansion. In a condition of moderate amplitude and nearfield one can use approximate solutions provided by perturbation method including terms resonant to the multiple frequencies on a transducer. We consider three resonant harmonics within Rayleigh distance range. The second and third harmonics averaged over the beam cross-section are expressed in terms of some standard integrals and nonlinear constants. Fourier transforms of a signal on a receiver are equalized to the results of the evaluation that give equations for the non-linear constants determination. This in tum allows to compute constants B/A and C/A of the equation of state (virial expansion).
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