promote international cooperation within different specific fields of acoustics, provide assistance in organizing EAA events, suggest special issues for Acta Acustica or Acoustics in Practice, initiate studies and prepare documents such as strategies, policy statements, state-of-the-art assessments, reports, etc, within its defined technical field.

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LP. Physical acoustics

Université du Maine

Docent
  • Jean-Dominique Polack
Type
Seminar
Term
late spring semester
Subject type
Elective
Study path
Professional licence "Acoustics and vibratory engineering"
Specialisation/branch
Keywords
General view of the acoustic propagation in fluid media. How to set a problem (fundamental equations and boundary conditions). Analytical formulation of fundamental linear problems in homogeneous, time independant fluid media at rest: fundamental solutions in cartesian, cylindrical and spherical coordinates. Plane waves, guided waves, integral formulation, mode coupling. At this level (vocational traingin), a perfect assimilation of theoretical concepts is not required: the student just has to understant the general ideas and numbers of physical interpreting.sans exiger des étudiants une parfaite assimilation. Illustration by punctual experiments and a visit of the acoustic laboratory.
Total ECTS credit
0.0
Examination
written test
Language
Webpage
http://www.univ-lemans.fr/~cpotel/enseiggb.htm#cours_acoustique
Last modified
May 2, 2022, 10:15 p.m.

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