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  • Home
  • About
    • - What is Acoustics?
    • - History
      • - - History of Acoustics at UT Austin
      • - - History of the Bell Songs in UT's Bell Tower
    • - UT Austin and the ASA
    • - Acoustics in the News and Media
    • - David T. Blackstock, In Memoriam
  • Acoustics Seminar
    • - Current Seminars
    • - Acoustics Seminars Archive
  • Academics
    • - Faculty
    • - Programs
    • - Courses
  • Current Students
    • - Current Students
    • - ASA Student Chapter
    • - Job Listings in Acoustics
    • - Parking and Public Transportation
  • Future Students
    • - Graduate Programs in Acoustics at UT Austin
    • - Application Process
    • - About Austin
      • - - City of Austin
      • - - Live Music Capital of the World
  • Research
  • Resources
    • - Educational Resources
    • - ASA Explore Sound
    • - Selected Acoustical Societies
    • - Job Listings in Acoustics
    • - Acoustical Consultants and Services in Austin
    • - Music Recording Studios in Austin
    • - Campus Maps

Day: March 4, 1987

On the Nearfield of a Parametric Array

Wednesday, March 4, 1987 1:00 p.m. J. D. Sample Applied Research Laboratories Nearfield effects stand in the way of using parametric arrays to accurately measure the acoustic directivity of noise sources in multipath environments. Understanding these effects may lead to a technique of compensating for or eliminating them. Using the theory developed by M. F.…

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March 4, 1987hamilton@mail.utexas.eduAcoustics Seminars
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