Obamot had written, recorded by my computer:
aerialcastor wrote:It makes a sound at 200Hz so if I'm not mistaken a Sol (pretty much).
... not quite, but I give you the answer as "good" since you flushed out the trick (you were just missing two zeros).
For a 20 Hz sound (first note organ pedal in very low sounds etc.) here is the correct calculation:
- if we have ƒ0 as the fundamental frequency at 20 Hz, the harmonics will have frequencies equal to: 2ƒ0, 3ƒ0 (the sound of 2ƒ0 becomes our "fundamental frequency"), and so on 4ƒ0, 5ƒ0, etc.
first harmonic 40 Hz
second harmonic 80 Hz
third harmonic 160 Hz
fourth harmonic 320 Hz
fifth 640 Hz haromonic
sixth harmonic 1280 Hz
seventh harmonic 2560 Hz
eighth harmonic 5120 Hz
ninth harmonic 10'240 Hz
tenth harmonic 20'480 Hz
Needless to say that the harmonics are multiples of the fundamental frequency (in general we take the "a3" at 440 Hz)
So a 20 Hz sound is propagated in the whole range of the audible spectrum audible by the human being (by a healthy person and endowed with an excellent leaf ...) and beyond in the ultrasound (therefore inaudible, which makes the response of Superform plausible, except that it went in the wrong direction ... theories of lower harmonics ... my paroie but he did it on purpose Mr. Green) From memory, because it must be in my first year course ...
This is essentially why the "law of mass" exists, so yes it is true that impact vibrations can dampen, but they are out of play, since the medium is not air. but the material (s) set in motion. It must also be recognized that impact noises are short and relatively infrequent compared to noise pollution transmitted by air (road traffic, aircraft noise, loud voices or the stereo set a little loud, TV, child crying / s or person playing a musical instrument, singing etc). It is therefore not admissible if we want to improve an existing sound insulation, since we cannot "redo the structure".
Mébon, it was Aérialcastor who found it. Low hat.
Dédé is miserably recalled in all these attempts and his dodges have demonstrated to perfection that he did not know what he was talking about - he who claims to be an expert above the rest - that is what it is when one is an eternal copier / paster who was probably so rebellious in class that he skipped lessons ... While he claims to be a "researcher".
Yes but in what? In crocodiles? Cheesy Grin Mr. Green
Admire his mistakes:
tenth harmonic 20'480 Hz
soit 20KHz,480 =20x2^10
Obamot after realizing the enormity of his salad in his stubborn brain corrected by:
... not quite, but I give you the answer as "good" since you flushed out the trick (you were just missing a multiple).
For a 20 Hz sound (first note organ pedal in very low sounds etc.) here is the correct calculation:
- if we have ƒ0 as the fundamental frequency at 20 Hz, the harmonics will have frequencies equal to: 2ƒ0, 3ƒ0 (but the sound of 2ƒ0 can also be found in turn as a "fundamental frequency", while the sound of 20 Hz continues also "its life" in multiples of its frequency), and so on 4ƒ0, 5ƒ0, etc.
Fundamental frequency 20 Hz
first harmonic 40 Hz
second harmonic 60 Hz
third harmonic 80 Hz
fourth harmonic 100 Hz
fifth 120 Hz haromonic
sixth harmonic 140 Hz
seventh harmonic 160 Hz
eighth harmonic 180 Hz
ninth harmonic 200 Hz
tenth harmonic 220 Hz
still wrong
because the use of all, in particular in mathematics in the Fourier series is to count the fundamental as harmonic 1, as the multitude of references in thousands of books and on the internet proves:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmonique_%28musique%29
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmonique_%28musique%29
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http://aboudet.chez-alice.fr/doc_musique/Timbre.html
The natural harmonics of a note are given by the multiple frequencies of the fundamental. Thus for a C at 32,7 Hz the harmonics are multiple of the fundamental frequency. For example, if the fundamental frequency is called "ƒ0", the harmonics will have frequencies equal to: 2ƒ0, 3ƒ0, 4ƒ0, 5ƒ0, etc. and the tenth harmonic is 10x32,7 = 327Hz passing from do 32,7Hz to close to mid 327Hz
Harmonic order number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Frequency in hertz 130 260 390 520 650 780 910 1040 1170 1300 1430 1560
Name of the corresponding note DO2 DO3 SOL3 DO4 MI4 SOL4 close to SIb4 D05 Ré5 MI5 close to FA # 5 SOL5
Obamot says anything, perishes, without ever reading or checking even the most elementary and shows very clearly that he knows absolutely nothing about this subject.
He does not deign to read even the pdf given by aerialcastor, simple, with everything that one should know without complications and where the law of mass is clearly indicated as a borderline case of material devoid of elasticity !!
I invite Obamot and also aerialcastor to answer my question assimilation test on this subject:
For Obamot, a question to think about:
The wall devoid of elasticity assumes what for the speed of sound: a zero or infinite speed ??
With very heavy, is it very rigid or very soft?
Indeed, when we really understood and assimilated, we can answer all the tricky questions and have 20/20 instead of 0/20 like Obamot.
Finally Obamot would do well to read the life of Fourier and to learn the bases of the famous series of Fourier which make it possible to calculate any periodic function of frequency f like sum of all the harmonics with nf with n = 1 with n infinite.
n = 1 is the fundamental and it is 1.f and not 0.f = 0 because otherwise the frequency 0, is not a periodic function of frequency f like those nf but a simple constant, equal to the mean value of the function over a period.
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A9rie_de_Fourier
http://www.sciences.univ-nantes.fr/site ... rier1.html
of a level inaccessible to Obamot's small blocked brain and yet baba of physics essential if we want to understand a little the current technique !!
simpler in English:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourier_series
his life :
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Fourier
Finally Obamot should read the links I gave instead of stubbornly making absurd errors:
aeriacastor's pdf
https://www.econologie.info/share/partag ... 3ew0Ml.pdf
course too difficult for Obamot who, with his stubborn and clogged little brain, will never understand why stacked and lighter layers are much better than tons of concrete, as all can see in noisy HLM concrete.
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imp%C3%A9dance_acoustique
Finally he will understand better visually a vibrating rope that he can check by shaking a simple rope on:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmonique_%28musique%29