Mechanics of the Mammalian Cochlea.¶
Robles, L., & Ruggero, M. A. (2001). Mechanics of the Mammalian Cochlea. Physiological Reviews, 81(3), 1305-1352.
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- Harmonic Distortion
- In neuroscience and sensory physiology, nonlinear neural gain generates distortion products: the cochlea's nonlinear mechanics produce combination tones (audible sum-and-difference frequencies physically present in the inner ear but absent from the acoustic input), and nonlinear transduction throughout sensory systems richens the spectrum of a stimulus.
This sourceDescribes cochlear nonlinear mechanics generating distortion-product (combination-tone) frequencies physically present in the inner ear but absent from the acoustic input.
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Robles and Ruggero document cochlear combination tones (2f1-f2, f2-f1) that arise in basilar-membrane mechanics and are absent from the input, but they do not generalise this to sensory systems at large.
“When two or more tones are presented simultaneously, humans can hear additional tones that are not present in the acoustic stimulus.”
- In neuroscience and sensory physiology, nonlinear neural gain generates distortion products: the cochlea's nonlinear mechanics produce combination tones (audible sum-and-difference frequencies physically present in the inner ear but absent from the acoustic input), and nonlinear transduction throughout sensory systems richens the spectrum of a stimulus.
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