2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0021-8928(03)90011-6
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Interference between the transverse and longitudinal vibrations in musical strings

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“…Solution (4) can be represented in the form (6) (everywhere henceforth, unless otherwise stated, summation is carried out from n = 1 to n =∞). Then…”
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“…Solution (4) can be represented in the form (6) (everywhere henceforth, unless otherwise stated, summation is carried out from n = 1 to n =∞). Then…”
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“…4 When the frequency of the individual modes of the natural longitudinal vibrations is identical with the frequency of the forced vibrations, that is, when resonance occurs between these forms of vibrations.…”
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“…2 and also from an analysis of the equations and relations on the discontinuities that the transverse, longitudinal and twisting components of the dynamic loading of the string with a winding are of the same order. where x p (s, t) and p (s, t) are particular solutions, related to the the effect of the transverse components.…”
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