Peer-Reviewed Research
Acoustics
Resonance
Archaeoacoustics
Astrophysics
Research
Nine inquiries tracing one continuous line, resonance, wherever it is found: in a Helmholtz cavity engineered for net-zero buildings, in the ornamented niches of a Persian palace, in the soundhole of a lute, and in the gas embedded within a Herbig-Haro object light-years away. Full bibliographic detail below; each entry links directly to its publication record where one exists.
From Ornamentation to Acoustics: A Quantitative Analysis of Tong Bori Elements in Persian Architectural Heritage
Historical evolution and acoustic significance of sound holes in lutes
A Geometrical Method for Sound-Hole Size and Location Enhancement in Lute Family Musical Instruments: The Golden Method
Morphological Development and Acoustic Analysis of Sound Hole Designs Across Oud Instruments
A study on Acoustic Properties In Iranian Geometric Ornaments
Acoustic Performance Improvement in Stringed Musical Instruments through Golden Ratio-Derived Sound-Hole Design
Acoustic Performance Study of Tongbori Ornamental Elements in Iranian Architectural Heritage
Investigating the Role of Resonance in Herbig-Haro (HH) Objects Embedded Within Gaseous Nebulae
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BioResources - North Carolina State University
Journal of King Saud University, Science - ELSEVIER
Environment and Social Psychology - ENPRESS