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Mason W.P. (ed.) — Physical Acoustics. Principles and Methods (volume 15)
Mason W.P. (ed.) — Physical Acoustics. Principles and Methods (volume 15)



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Íàçâàíèå: Physical Acoustics. Principles and Methods (volume 15)

Àâòîð: Mason W.P. (ed.)

ßçûê: en

Ðóáðèêà: Ôèçèêà/Êîëåáàíèÿ è âîëíû/

Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1981

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 381

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 21.09.2005

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Shenderov, E. L.      218 293
Shibata, M.      343 345 346 358
Shibayama, K.      102 189
Shiraiwa, T.      339 359
Shock waves, in Hartmann generator      40
Shockley delay unit      77—78
Shreve, W. R.      162 177 189
Shunt-tuned transducers      166—167
Siegel, J.      179 188
Siemens Schucker equipment      70
Sikkeland, T.      67 93
Silica firebrick, acoustic emissions from      339
Silva, H. J.      162 189
Silvester, P.      113 188
Simmons, J. A.      301 302 303 304 305 306 307 357 359
Simple matching circuits, circuit factors for      164—165
Sinclair, J. E.      322 324 325 326 327 328 329 353 359
Siren, acoustical      8 64
Skavlem, S.      67 93
Skorpik, J. R.      350 357
Skraiber, D. S.      54 96
Skudrzyk, E.      88 96
Slobodnik, Jr., A. J.      101 123 124 162 189
Smith, H. I.      181 189
Smith, W. R.      102 103 107 108 110 113 124 125 126 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 156 157 163 164 166 168 169 170 172 174 175 179 180 185 188 189
Smoke coagulation, ultrasound in      70
Snell’s law      234
Snow, P. B.      125 188
Soellner, K.      58 90
Sokolov patent, for ultrasonic testing      54
Sokolov, S.      53 54 96
Solid cylinders and spheres, resonance formulation for      197—202
Solid inclusions, scattering of longitudinal waves from      273—281
Solie, L. P.      181 189
Solomon, S. G.      193 268 269 270 271 272 273 293 294
Solvay International Physics Institute      34
Sonar, improvements in      85—86
Song of Insects, The (Pierce)      53
Sonics (Hueter and Bolt)      89
Sono-luminescence      66
Souder, W. H.      22 92
Sound      see also Acoustic emission Acoustics Ultrasound
Sound in narrow tubes      14—15
Sound propagation, finite displacement and      16
Sound propagation, fluid viscosity and      14
Sound radiometer      24
Sound scattering, tank experiment in      223—227 see
Sound velocity, finite displacement and      13—16
Sound waves in light intensity control      48—49
Sound waves, speed and propagation of      13—16
Sound waves, visualizing of      48
Sound, attenuation of      13—15 25
Sound, fluid flow analogy and      14
Sound, fluid viscosity in propagation of      14
Sound, heat conduction and      15
Sound, velocity of      13—15
Source-withdrawal weighting      120—122
Spanner, J. C.      296 359
Spark discharges      21—22
Spark discharges from condensers      24
Speake, J. H.      353 360
Sperry, W. R.      162 177 189
Spheres, resonance formulation for      197—202 see
Spherical fluid-filled cavities      240—267
Spherical fluid-filled cavities, compressional waves and      241 —247
Spherical fluid-filled cavities, dispersion curves of surface waves for      256
Spherical fluid-filled cavities, giant monopole resonance and      262—267
Spherical fluid-filled cavities, incident shear waves and      247—251
Spherical fluid-filled cavities, modular surfaces for      260—261
Spherical fluid-filled cavities, plots for      251—254
Spherical shells, interpretation of in terms of surface waves      218—223
Sproule, D. O.      76 91
St. Clair generator      70
St. Clair transducer      63—64
St. Clair, H. W.      63 70 96 97
Stagni, L.      339 358
Stagnic, L.      359
Stapleton, J.      353 357
Steam siren      64
Steel plate, Rayleigh and Lamb-mode dispersion curves for      235
Steel, acoustic emission source for      329
Steel, ductile fracture of      321—323
Steel, magnetomechanical AE effect in      343
Steel-quartz-steel sandwich transducer      31 51
Stegeman, G. I.      49 97
Steinberg, J.      335 336 337 339 347 348 349 359
Stephens, R. W. B.      84 97
Stokes, C. A.      71 97
Stokes, G. G.      14 97 301 360
Stopband problem, double electrodes and      125—126
Strasberg, M.      228 294
Stroboscopic illumination techniques      21
Strutt, R. J.      20 97
Stuart, W. D.      192 286 287 294
Sturdivant, T. D.      125 188
Su, J.      193 294
Submarine detection      26—33
Submarine detection, Chilowsky’s work in      29—30
Submarine detection, piezoelectric effect in      29—31
Submarine detection, transducers in      31—33
Submarine detectors, passive      29
Submarine Signal Company      27 35 51
Subrahmanyan, J. V.      290 294
Supersonic jet, impingement of on cavity      39
Surface acoustic wave delay line      102—104 see
Surface acoustic wave delay line, tapped      106
Surface acoustic wave devices, transducer design for      99—187
Surface acoustic wave filters, bulk or plate waves and      129—130
Surface acoustic wave filters, computer simulation of      146—153
Surface acoustic wave filters, diffraction or beam steering and      123—124
Surface acoustic wave filters, dispersive      180—183
Surface acoustic wave filters, electrode resistivity and acoustic propagation loss in      131—132
Surface acoustic wave filters, electromagnetic feedthrough and ground loops in      130—131
Surface acoustic wave filters, filter insertion loss and      161—163
Surface acoustic wave filters, specific transducer geometries for      177—187
Surface acoustic wave filters, three-port transducer networks for      148—149
Surface acoustic wave filters, transducer design and      109—110
Surface acoustic wave filters, types of      179—180
Surface acoustic wave filters, “brick-wall”      178—179
Surface acoustic wave propagation, metal electrodes in      125
Surface acoustic wave signal processing devices      100
Surface acoustic wave transducers, as transversal filters      161
Surface acoustical waves, regeneration distortion in      127
Surface waves, spherical shells and      218—220
Suzuki, T.      339 359
Swain, W. E.      350 360
Szabo, T. L.      101 102 123 124 189
Tamir, T.      226 292
Tamm, K.      267 268 293
Tancrell, R. H.      107 110 113 178 189
Tanglis, E.      290 293 294
Tapped delay lines      183—184 see
Taton, R.      23 97
Tawil, E. P.      48 97
TE mode      see Transverse electric mode
Telecommunications Research Establishment      77
Telephone receivers, impedance characteristics of      23
Teller, C. M.      347 358
Templin, L.      183 188
Texas Christian University      46
Texas, University of      46
Theory of Sound (Rayleigh)      18
Thermal Kaiser effect      338
Thermionic triode      23
Thomas, R. G.      231 293
Three-port circuit for crossed-field model      138—139
Three-port circuit for generalized circuit model transducer      145—146
Three-port circuit, general capabilities of      132—137
Tiersten, H. F.      101 188
Titania ceramics, piezoelectric properties of      61
Titanic, S.S.      26—27
TM mode      see Transverse magnetic mode
Toepler, A.      13 21 97
Toepler, M.      21 97
Townsend, M. A.      317 357
Tradeoffs, in interdigital transducers      170—176
Transducer geometry, array-factor response and      115—120
Transducer materials, ultrasonic generators and      61—64
Transducer response, transducer geometry and      110—122
Transducer transfer functions, in interdigital transducers      134—136
Transducer(s) for typical filter applications      177—187
Transducer(s), capacitance      317—318
Transducer(s), direct-connection or “untuned”      165—166
Transducer(s), electromagnetic      63—64
Transducer(s), linear-FM dispersive      118—119
Transducer(s), magnetostrictive      67
Transducer(s), moving-coil      27
Transducer(s), nondispersive filter      117—118
Transducer(s), piezoelectric acoustic emission type      318
Transducer(s), quartz-focusing      69
Transducer(s), quartz-steel-quartz type      31 51
Transducer(s), shunt-and series-tuned      166—177
Transducer(s), transducer response and      110—122
Transducer(s), ultrasonic      31—32
Transducer(s), “untuned”      165—166
Transduction mechanisms      16—18
Transfer functions, for interdigital transducers      135—136
Transient secondary system, schematic of      320
Transient waves “nuclei of strain” generation of      354
Transversal filter      104—106 see
Transversal filter, versatility of      106—109
Transverse electric modes      287
Transverse magnetic modes      287
Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism (Maxwell)      18
Triple-transit signal or echo      128—129
Triple-transit suppression, defined      128
Truell, R.      192 273 274 292 294
Truesdell, C.      50 84 97
Tschiegg, C. E.      297 299 301 355
Tuning-fork tonemeter      8
Tuxedo Park Laboratory      44
Two-port network, for two-transducer filter      146—148
Tyagi, S.      335 336 337 339 347 348 349 359
Tyndall effect      9
Tyndall, J.      5 6 8 11 13 97
Ueberall, H.      193 197 202 204 206 207 208 210 212 213 218 219 221 222 223 227 228 229 230 231 233 234 235 237 238 239 240 242 245 246 247 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 265 266 267 268 269 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 289 290 291 292 293 294
Ugincius, P.      208 227 292 294
Uhlemeyer, B.      55 96
Ultrasonic agglomeration      70
Ultrasonic burglar alarms      78
Ultrasonic cavitation      20 38—39 58
Ultrasonic cleaning      67—68
Ultrasonic degassing      71
Ultrasonic degreaser      68
Ultrasonic dental drills      83
Ultrasonic echo-ranging system      34 86
Ultrasonic emulsification      70
Ultrasonic garage-door openers      78
Ultrasonic generators, transducer materials and      61—64
Ultrasonic generators, whistles as      6
Ultrasonic machining      67
Ultrasonic Physics (Richardson)      88
Ultrasonic plastic welding      69
Ultrasonic radiation, harmful effects of      82
Ultrasonic soldering      68 89
Ultrasonic therapy      79
Ultrasonic tomography      81
Ultrasonic underwater transmitters      23
Ultrasonic welding      69 89
Ultrasonics      see also Ultrasound
Ultrasonics as aid to blind      78
Ultrasonics for underwater telephony      34
Ultrasonics in chemical-biological processes      72—74
Ultrasonics in dentistry      83
Ultrasonics in fluids      65—66
Ultrasonics in nondestructive testing      74—79
Ultrasonics in ore flotation      71
Ultrasonics in surgery      82
Ultrasonics, acoustic emission and      78—79
Ultrasonics, acoustic streaming and      66—67
Ultrasonics, birth of      28—33
Ultrasonics, cavitation and      20 38—39 58 65—66
Ultrasonics, coagulation action in      57
Ultrasonics, commercial uses of      89
Ultrasonics, defined      2
Ultrasonics, drilling and cutting action in      67
Ultrasonics, emulsifying-dispersing action of      56—57
Ultrasonics, growth of science of      33—39
Ultrasonics, high-power      64—74
Ultrasonics, Langevin’s work in      28—30
Ultrasonics, Loomis Laboratory and      41—46
Ultrasonics, metallurgical applications of      71—72
Ultrasonics, optical aspects of      47—49
Ultrasonics, physical acoustics and      25 83—87
Ultrasonics, postwar books on      87—89
Ultrasonics, postwar developments in      60—89
Ultrasonics, power      55—59
Ultrasonics, steel-quartz-steel transducer in      31 51
Ultrasonics, submarine detection and      26—33
Ultrasonics, technical literature on      59—60
Ultrasonics, underwater sound and      83—87
Ultrasonics, “coming-of-age” of      60—89
Ultrasonics, “old” techniques in      39—40
Ultrasonics, “sea birth” of      26
Ultrasound      see also Ultrasonics
Ultrasound in medical diagnosis      79—80
Ultrasound, Edelmann whistle and      20
Ultrasound, first uses of in testing and medicine      53—55 79
Ultrasound, history of      2—20
Ultrasound, light diffraction by      47
Ultrasound, scientific uses of      37 53—55
Ultrasound, sea birth of      28—29
Ultrasound, submarine detection with      26—33
Underwater sound      26—33 85
Underwater ultrasound transmitters      23
Vahaviolos, S. J.      351 357
Van der Burgt, C. M.      63 97
Van Dyke, K. S.      36 97
Varadan, V.      193 294
Vasile, C. F.      178 179 189
Very-low-frequency generators      27
Vigoureux, P.      37 60 88 97
Vincent, J. H.      46 97
Viscoelasticity, Kelvin — Voigt model of      221
Vivian, J. E.      71 97
Vogt, R. H.      197 227 292
Vollers, H.      102 188
Vonnegut, B.      64 97
Vortex whistle      64
Wadley, H. N. G.      296 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 332 353 359 360
Wagers, R. S.      101 130 132 189
Waldner, M.      185 189
Wallaston, W. H.      5 97
Walter, J.      336 358
Ware, G.      353 357
Warren, S. D., Paper Company      70
Washington Navy Yard      51
Waterman, P. G.      193 294
Watson transformation      218—219
Watson — Sommerfeld solution, in coatedshell analysis      221
Wave propagation, mode conversion and      241
Webster horn equation      41
Webster, A. G.      40 97
Webster, E.      66 97
Weinberg, L.      108 189
Weissler, A.      67 73 97
Weld strength, acoustic emission monitoring of      352
Wenk, S.      94
Wente, E. G.      39 97
Western Electric Company      33 35 350
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