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Over the past 60 years, much research into the acoustic pressure field arising from jet flow has been based on the acoustic analogy originally developed by Lighthill [1,2] and later extended by Lilley [3]. The Lilley analogy models the acoustic field due to fine-scale turbulence in a subsonic jet by propagating the acoustic field of equivalent multipole-type convected compact sources through a mean parallel shear flow [4].
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