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Excess attenuation in a stochastic environment: theory, model, and experiment

Schneider, 1976

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1788901620536314458
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Schneider H
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

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A general scheme to explain the excess propagation loss in sound channels is outlined, in which the stochastic variability of the environment is combined with the usual deterministic effects on propagation loss. Then a method, previously reported by the author in Acustica …
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