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Автор: Cremer, Lothar
Название: Physics of the violin
ISBN: 9780262527071
Издательство: MIT Press
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Прикладная физика и специальные темы

Криогеника

ISBN-10: 0262527073
Обложка/Формат: Paperback
Страницы: 474
Вес: 0.70 кг.
Дата издания: 04.09.2014
Серия: The physics of the violin
Язык: English
Размер: 155 x 230 x 47
Читательская аудитория: Professional & vocational
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Поставляется из: США
Описание: This major work covers almost all that has been learned about the acoustics of stringed instruments from Helmholtz`s 19th-century theoretical elaborations to recent electroacoustic and holographic measurements. Many of the results presented here were uncovered by the author himself (and by his associates and students) over a 20-year period of research on the physics of instruments in the violin family. Lothar Cremer is one of the world`s most respected authorities on architectural acoustics and, not incidentally, an avid avocational violinist and violist. The book -- which was published in German in 1981 -- first of all meets the rigorous technical standards of specialists in musical acoustics. But it also serves the needs and interests of two broader groups: makers and players of stringed instruments are expressly addressed, since the implications of the mathematical formulations are fully outlined and explained; and acousticians in general will find that the work represents a textbook illustration of the application of fundamental principles and up-to-date techniques to a specific problem. The first -- and longest -- of the book`s three parts investigates the oscillatory responses of bowed (and plucked) strings. The natural nonlinearities that derive from considerations of string torsion and bending stiffness are deftly handled and concisely modeled. The second part deals with the body of the instrument. Special attention is given to the bridge, which transmits the oscillations of the strings to the wooden body and its air cavity. In this case, linear modeling proves serviceable for the most part -- a simplification that would not be possible with lute -- like instruments such as the guitar. The radiation of sound from the body into the listener`s space, which is treated as an extension of the instrument

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