Collected Papers on Acoustics¶
Sabine, W. C. (1922). Collected Papers on Acoustics. Harvard University Press.
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Primes¶
- Recursive Attenuating Amplification
- In room acoustics it is Sabine reverberation: a clapped pulse bounces between surfaces, retaining a fraction R of energy per reflection, with total acoustic energy bounded by source/(1 − R) and the decay time set by absorption.
This sourceEstablishes reverberation theory: sound energy recirculates by reflection, retaining a sub-unit fraction per bounce, with reverberation time set by absorption.
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Sabine tracks energy left after each reflection as E(1 - a)^n, sums this geometric progression for the steady total energy, and links decay and growth to absorbing power.
“The above series, which is an ordinary geometric progression, may ... the total energy in the room in the steadv condition.”
- In room acoustics it is Sabine reverberation: a clapped pulse bounces between surfaces, retaining a fraction R of energy per reflection, with total acoustic energy bounded by source/(1 − R) and the decay time set by absorption.
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