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Notes On Acoustics 1st Edition Uno Ingard

Name: Notes On Acoustics 1st Edition Uno Ingard
SKU: BELL-2223404
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Publisher: Infinity Science Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.66 MB

Pages: 455

Author: Uno Ingard

ISBN: 1934015083

Language: English

Year: 2008

Edition: 1

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Notes On Acoustics 1st Edition Uno Ingard by Uno Ingard 1934015083 instant download after payment.

Written by a noted authority in the subject area, this book is a comprehensive study of the theory and practical application of acoustics to numerous fields. It may be used as a reference by scientists and engineers or as a senior-undergraduate or graduate-level course. Several of the chapters include notes and numerical results from the author s involvement in specific projects, and contain hitherto unpublished material. Items in this category are aero-acoustic instabilities, flow interaction with acoustic resonators, sound propagation in the atmosphere, sound generation by fans, aspects of nonlinear acoustics, the analysis of an oscillator with dry friction, and a discussion of the frequency response of the ear.