Efficient waveform synthesis by harmonic components
Abstract Various techniques for achieving waveform synthesis are presented, with particular attention directed toward acoustic waves. The numerical method of conjugate gradient direction is proposed as an efficient tool for extracting the modal properties of an “ideal violin” as it undergoes a sweep...
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