XI. The resonance theory of audition subjected to experiments
Edwin Henry Barton, H. Mary Browning · The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science · 1919
Of course there is a similar group of formulee corresponding to (1"7); hut it seems h~rdly necessary to writ~ them out, as the formulae (7"4) correspond most closely to. the problems of physical importance.The formulae (7"4) given above agree with Macdonald's on writing Ou = bz' but it should be observed that his J is the reciprocal of ours.Attention may be directed to the fact that in the ~ormul~e (7"4), the vanishing of Z and 7 does not involve the vanishing of the other components of force, in contrast to what was proved in w ~ for the case of spherical polar coordinates. XI. The Resonance Theory of Audition subjected toExperiments, .By E. H. BAI~TO~, F.R.S,, and ]:[.M