Wavelets and Applications
James F. Bartram · The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America · 1992
These two books, which arrived in the same mail, superficially seem not to be very similar to each other.Upon closer examination, however, one finds that they are both highly analytical, while at the same time both strongly emphasize applications.In fact, they tend to complement one another in an interesting way. Modern Methods in AnalyticalAcoustics was written in Great Britain and authored by Fellows and members of the Acoustical Society of America and others.John Ffowcs-Williams explains the genesis of the book in the Preface: "This book has grown out of lecture notes for a course ... [ presenting] the analytical techniques of selected topics relevant to modern sonar ... the course evolved... to cover notes and unsteady flow... the notes on which the lectures were based we now wish to put on a more permanent record."Each chapter of the book is a lecture written by one of the five authors; thus