Lecture

Room Acoustics: Resonance Frequencies and Modal Decay Time

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Description

This lecture covers topics such as calculating resonance frequencies based on room dimensions, determining transfer functions in perfectly reflecting rooms, and understanding theoretical modal decay times. It also delves into eigenfrequency searches, acoustic pressure simulations, and absorption coefficients in reverberation chambers.

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