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Authentication of an Old Violin by Multianalytical Methods
The paper presents the authentication of a Stradivari 1737 type violin, which belonged to the Romanian scientist Ştefan Odobleja. The analytical methods used in the study for assessing archaeometric characteristics of some component materials, along with
Ion Sandu +5 more
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A step forward in disclosing the secret of stradivari's varnish by NMR spectroscopy [PDF]
It is commonly thought that the varnishes used by the great violin-maker Antonio Stradivari may have a role in determining not only the esthetical features but also the acoustic properties of his instruments, and the idea of a "lost secret" is still ...
Caponetti, E. +5 more
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Hong-Ou-Mandel interference between independent III-V on silicon waveguide integrated lasers [PDF]
The versatility of silicon photonic integrated circuits has led to a widespread usage of this platform for quantum information based applications, including Quantum Key Distribution (QKD).
Agnesi, C. +14 more
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Evaluation of Guitars and Violins Made using Alternative Woods through Mobility Measurements
The feasibility of substituting the types of wood usually employed in the making of guitars and violins was analyzed, but without comparing the properties of involved materials as it is often reported; in this work, the vibrational behavior of twelve ...
Jesus Alejandro TORRES +1 more
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Dendrochronological analysis of the Stradivari’s harp
Stradivari's apprenticeship is still not completely understood today. Tradition has it that he was a pupil of Nicola Amati, the great violin maker who preceded him in musical instruments production in the city of Cremona. However, no documents proving Stradivari's presence in Nicola Amati's workshop can be found.
Mauro Bernabei +2 more
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Biofizikalni temelji vibroakustične dijagnostike zvučnosti rastućeg stabla
At the turn of the third millennium, scientists and experts of many countries are still trying to puzzle out ‘the mystery of Stradivari’, using for this purpose advanced technological solutions in the fi elds of physics, mathematics, chemistry, biology ...
Vladimir Ilich Fedyukov +3 more
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Wood used by Stradivari and Guarneri [PDF]
Whether or not the great Italian violin-makers used wood that had been chemically processed in order to preserve it and enhance the instrument's sound quality has long been a contentious issue. Here we use nuclear magnetic resonance and infrared spectroscopy to analyse organic matter in wood taken from antique instruments made by Stradivari and ...
Joseph, Nagyvary +3 more
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Banishing the myths and dogmas surrounding the biotech Stradivarius
The impact of global warming on wood formation means that it is becoming increasingly difficult to find superior‐quality resonance wood for the production of musical instruments. Using fungi, we can mimic the effects of a cold climate on wood, to produce biotech violins with a tone matching those of a Stradivarius.
Francis W. M. R. Schwarze, Hugh Morris
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Concerning quiet areas, the definition provided by the Environmental Noise Directive (END) is intended to preserve the acoustic environment in those areas where it is considered good, according to general indicators and limits.
Aspuru Itziar +9 more
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Summary Psychological research on pseudo‐profound bullshit—randomly assembled buzz words plugged into a syntactic structure—has only recently begun. Most such research has focused on dispositional traits, such as thinking styles or political orientation. However, none has investigated contextual factors.
Vukašin Gligorić, Ana Vilotijević
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