Encyclopedia of Acoustics, Volume Two
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Content: Chapter 54 Introduction (pages 619–628): Philip L. MarstonChapter 55 Ultrasonic Velocity (pages 629–639): John H. Cantrell and William T. YostChapter 56 Ultrasonic Relaxation Processes (pages 641–650): Henry E. Bass and F. Douglas ShieldsChapter 57 Phonons in Crystals, Quasicrystals, and Anderson Localization (pages 651–659): Julian D. MaynardChapter 58 Surface Waves in Solids and Ultrasonic Properties (pages 661–672): Moises Levy and Susan C. SchneiderChapter 59 Wave Modes in Liquid Helium (pages 673–682): Gary A. WilliamsChapter 60 Ultrasonic Instruments for Nondestructive Testing (pages 683–693): Emmanuel P. PapadakisChapter 61 Thermoacoustic Engines (pages 695–701): Gregory W. SwiftChapter 62 Introduction (pages 703–713): Manfred A. HecklChapter 63 Experimental and Theoretical Studies of Vibrating Systems (pages 715–734): Paul J. RemingtonChapter 64 Vibrations of One? and Two?Dimensional Continuous Systems (pages 735–752): Manfred A. HecklChapter 65 Nonlinear Vibration (pages 753–763): Lawrence N. Virgin and Earl H. DowellChapter 66 Random Vibration (pages 765–783): David E. NewlandChapter 67 Shock Analysis and Design (pages 785–796): Thomas L. GeersChapter 68 Acoustic Emission (pages 797–809): Kanji OnoChapter 69 Seismic Exploration: Acoustic Imaging for Geological Information (pages 811–830): A. J. BerkhoutChapter 70 Effects of High?Intensity Sound on Structures (pages 831–841): B. L. ClarksonChapter 71 Vibration Isolation and Damping (pages 843–855): Eric E. UngarChapter 72 Vibration Measurements and Instrumentation (pages 857–868): Michael MoserChapter 73 Machinery Condition Monitoring (pages 869–879): Govindappa KrishnappaChapter 74 Structure?Borne Energy Flow (pages 881–891): G. PavicChapter 75 Active Vibration Control (pages 893–907): C. R. FullerChapter 76 Introduction (pages 909–912): Richard H. LyonChapter 77 Response Statistics of Rooms (pages 913–923): Mikio TohyamaChapter 78 Statistical Modeling of Vibrating Systems (pages 925–935): Jerome E. ManningChapter 79 Noise Control (pages 937–942): Malcolm J. CrockerChapter 80 Rating Measures, Descriptors, Criteria, and Procedures for Determining Human Response to Noise (pages 943–965): Malcolm J. CrockerChapter 81 Hearing Protection Devices (pages 967–981): E. H. Berger and J. G. CasaliChapter 82 Determination of Noise Emission of Sound Sources (pages 983–989): George C. Maling and William W. LangChapter 83 The Generation of Noise in Machinery, its Control, and the Identification of Noise Sources (pages 991–1024): Malcolm J. CrockerChapter 84 Active Noise Control (pages 1025–1037): P. A. Nelson and S. J. ElliottChapter 85 Noise Sources and Propagation in Ducted Air Distribution Systems (pages 1039–1047): Howard KingsburyChapter 86 Sound Power Level Predictions for Industrial Machinery (pages 1049–1057): Robert D. Bruce and Charles T. MoritzChapter 87 Airport Noise (pages 1059–1072): Kenneth Mck. EldredChapter 88 Surface Transportation Noise (pages 1073–1081): Robert HicklingChapter 89 Community Response to Environmental Noise (pages 1083–1091): Sanford Fidell and Karl S. Pearsons
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