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Realisation of broadband two-dimensional nonreciprocal acoustics using an active acoustic metasurface.

Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Nonreciprocal acoustic devices have been shown to be able to control incident waves propagating in one direction whilst allowing incident waves propagating in the opposite direction to be transmitted without modification. Nonreciprocal sound transmission,
J. Tan, J. Cheer, Charlie House
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Inhomogeneous absorption and geometric acoustics

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1998
The conventional formulation of geometric acoustics in the presence of inhomogeneous (spatially varying) absorption is examined. This formulation is found to fail under conditions of multipath propagation, because interference between ray paths is not taken into account when the absorptive losses are calculated.
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Green sound-absorbing material prepared by using natural fiber for building acoustics

Proceedings of the Institution of mechanical engineers. Part E, journal of process mechanical engineering
Natural fibers are recently seen as a replacement for synthetic fibers as core material to produce sound-absorbent materials. These are biodegradable and renewable, and using them as sound-absorbent material brings many environmental benefits as it is ...
Ashutosh Tripathi   +4 more
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Recipe for Simultaneously Achieving Customizable Sound Absorption and Mechanical Properties in Lattice Structures

Advanced Materials & Technologies
Lattice structures with customizable acoustical and mechanical properties show significant promise as practical engineering materials. However, the geometry of traditional lattice structures simultaneously dictates both acoustical and mechanical ...
Xinwei Li   +4 more
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Labyrinthine acoustic metastructures enabling broadband sound absorption and ventilation

, 2020
There is growing interest in the development of path coiling-based labyrinthine acoustic metamaterials for realizing extraordinary acoustical properties such as low-to-mid frequency sound absorption.
Sanjay Kumar, H. Lee
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Acoustical absorption by materials in a nacelle of turbojet

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2013
The paper discusses the absorption of certain materials with different acoustic properties used in a nacelle of aircraft is investigated using numerical model. A model 2-D with the configuration of axisymmetrical and the differential equations of the Continuity and Helmholtz equation is realized, it couples a finite element description with a boundary ...
Ibanez R. Carlos, Panneton Raymond
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Sound Absorption Coefficients and Acoustic Impedance

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1941
The relation between normal acoustic impedance and the various types of absorption coefficient has been discussed and specific formulas for the coefficients in terms of acoustic impedance have been published. Contours of constant absorption coefficient plotted as a function of the real and imaginary parts of acoustic impedance plotted on a linear scale
Richard L. Brown, Philip M. Morse
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Visual placebo-like effects on subjective assessment of room acoustics: Sound absorption in classrooms

Building and Environment, 2022
M. Caniato   +3 more
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Nonresonant acoustic absorption of Ising magnet

Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, 1994
Zubarev's nonequilibrium statistical operator method is used to construct a theory of the nonresonant acoustic absorption of the linear Ising magnet, the basic Hamiltonian of which is of the two-particle kind and is treated without approximations. The frequency dependence of the absorption is determined and found to differ analytically from the well ...
I. S. Donskaya   +2 more
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