Lecture

Randomly Vibrating Spheres: Sound Radiation and Directivity Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the mechanical-acoustical coupling in sound radiation, the computation of acoustic pressure for vibrating spheres, and the decomposition into Spherical Harmonics for directivity analysis. It also discusses the far field approximation, the oscillation of rigid spheres, and the radiation impedances.

Instructor

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