File:Cochlea waves.svg
| Uploaded by | Dicklyon |
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| Upload date | 2009-06-27T02:42:50Z |
| MIME type | image/svg+xml |
| Dimensions | 512 × 408 px |
| File size | 40.5 KB |
Summary
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English: Constant-frequency variable-wavelength wave, to illustrate propagation through a non-uniform medium, such as in the cochlea. The wavenumber is varying exponentially, and the amplitude is just some hack function that sort of resembles what happens in the cochlea. |
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| Source | self made; sort of like one I made for this chapter |
| Author | Richard F. (Dick) Lyon |
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