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Acoustics And Architecture by Paul E. Sabine

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Acoustics And Architecture
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Publisher: McGraw-Hill
ISBN/ASIN: 1443727326
Number of pages: 358

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Contents: Nature and properties of sound; Sustained sound in an inclosure; Reverberation theoretical; Reverberation experimental; Measurement of absorption coefficients; Sound absorption coefficients of materials; Reverberation and the acoustics of rooms; Acoustics in auditorium design; Measurement and control of noise in buildings; Theory and measurement of sound transmission; Transmission of sound by walls; Machine isolation.

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