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What is the Doppler Effect? – From the Acoustics FAQ.

The Doppler Effect – A hands-on activity from the Exploratorium in San Francisco, CA.

The Doppler Effect – from the online Physics book.

What is White Noise, Pink Noise? – From the Acoustics FAQ.

Noise Control Glossary – from the IAC Noise Control Reference Handbook, 1989 Edition by Martin Hirschorn.

What is Musical Resonance? – from David Worrall's site at The Australian Centre for the Arts and Technology at the Australian National University.

What is Resonance? – From Dr. Tom Callaway's Physics 101 home page, at Stephen F. Austin State University.

Resonator – A hands-on activity from the Exploratorium in San Francisco, CA.

What Causes a Sonic Boom? – From the Acoustics FAQ.

At What Point Does Sound Become Unsafe? – From the Acoustics FAQ.

A Tour Up the Harmonic Series – a thorough introduction to this complex subject in relation to its impact on tuning systems by David Canright of the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA .

What is Reverberation? – From Dr. Tom Callaway's Physics 101 home page, at Stephen F. Austin State University.

Contains Sound Examples: Reverberation Definition and Audio Examples – from the Barron Kennedy Lyzun & Associates Ltd. web site.

Reverberation & Echoes – by Richard O. Duda, Department of Electrical Engineering, San Jose State University.

What is Reverberation Time? – From the Acoustics FAQ.

Collision of Waves – from the online Physics book.

What is Interference (constructive and destructive)? – From Dr. Tom Callaway's Physics 101 home page, at Stephen F. Austin State University.

What is Interference (constructive and destructive)? – The introductory course Physics 1301, from the University of Winnipeg.

Interference of Waves – from the online Physics book.

What are Beats? – From Dr. Tom Callaway's Physics 101 home page, at Stephen F. Austin State University.

What is Reflection? – From Dr. Tom Callaway's Physics 101 home page, at Stephen F. Austin State University.

What is Refraction? – From Dr. Tom Callaway's Physics 101 home page, at Stephen F. Austin State University.

Reflection, Refraction and Diffraction of waves – from the online Physics book.

What is a Standing Wave? – From Brandeis Physics Department, Brandeis University, Boston, MA.

Contains Sound Examples: Standing Wave Animation [ .mpg format ] – From Dan Russell, Ph.D., GMI Engineering & Management Institute in Flint, MI.

Contains Sound Examples: Plucked String Animation [ .mpg format ] – From Dan Russell, Ph.D., GMI Engineering & Management Institute in Flint, MI.

What is the Inverse Square Law? – check under letter "i" in this glossary.

Text Books, Bibliographies, and Other Resources

Table of Contents, Musical Acoustics: Second Edition – by Donald E. Hall.

College Level Physics Demonstrations – From the University of Maryland Physics Lecture-Demonstration Facility.

An Overview of principles – by Steve Robinson, at Tennessee Technological University (TTU), in Cookeville, TN.

Understanding Surf – The answer to that all important question about what makes the perfect surfing wave perfect? By Dick Wold.

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