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The perfectly matched layer(PML) was first introduced by Berenger as an absorbing boundary condition for electromagnetic wave propagation.In this article,a method is developed to ex-tend the PML to simulating seismic wave propagation in fluid-saturated porous medium.This non-physical boundary is used at the computational edge of a Forsyte polynomial convolutional differenti-ator(FPCD) algorithm as an absorbing boundary condition to truncate unbounded media.The incor-poration of PML in Biot’s equations is given.Numerical results show that the PML absorbing bound-ary condition attenuates the outgoing waves effectively and eliminates the reflections adequately.
The perfectly matched layer (PML) was first introduced by Berenger as an absorbing boundary condition for electromagnetic wave propagation. In this article, a method is developed to ex-tend the PML to simulating seismic wave propagation in fluid-saturated porous medium. This non- -physical boundary is used in the computational edge of a Forsyte polynomial convolutional differenti-ator (FPCD) algorithm as an absorbing boundary condition to truncate unbounded media. The incorporation of PML in Biot’s equations is given. Numerical results show that the PML absorbing bound-ary condition attenuates the outgoing waves effectively and eliminates the reflections adequately.