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Aufgaben zu Abschnitt 7: Kreisprozesse, responses by the author, following a suggestion by Moorer for simulating impulse responses. More recently, several authors have checked again the later property with modern signal analysis tools. They obtained mixed success, with results that strongly depend on the length of the analysis window. In

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Die Legierung Eisen-Kohlenstoff, characterized: his strong interest in mathematics and his interest in the perceptual side of acoustics. In this chapter, we focus on the latter. We will first give a compressed account of Schroeder’s direct contributions to psychoacoustics, and emphasize the relation with other acoustics discipline

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10 Verbundstrukturen und Verbundwerkstoffeis author to look for things one has never seen before. Digital computers were emerging in the 1960s with great promise and we used computers to do many new things: simulation of acoustics of concert halls, studying sound decay in rooms using ray tracing, and producing high-quality speech at low bit

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Wolfgang Wei?bach,Michael Dahms as well as the vocal tract impedance. At the time, he would only consider normal incidence; however, he already anticipated that the behavior of materials at grazing incidence would have relevance to room acoustics, a field of research he is well known for..To achieve this aim, an experimental set-

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,Grundlegende Begriffe und Zusammenh?nge,7 till 2002, under the leadership of Erwin Meyer, Manfred Schroeder, and Werner Lauterborn. Details are presented on absorbers of underwater sound, on the Institute’s experimental facilities (most of them newly developed), on the statistical sound field theory, on the measurement of sound absorption