Films · Mathematics · Fourier analysis
Prof. Dr. Dirk Schieborn
Lecture Mathematics 2 for Industrial Engineering · Reutlingen University
Fourier · Episode 7
Where you pluck shapes the sound
Fourier · Episode 7
Where you pluck shapes the sound
Prof. Dr. Dirk Schieborn
Lecture Mathematics 2 for Industrial Engineering · Reutlingen University
A guitar mixes its overtones like 1/n², a violin like 1/n. And wherever the finger plucks, every vibration with a node exactly there stays silent.
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Where you pluck shapes the sound
Prof. Dr. Dirk SchiebornLecture Mathematics 2 for Industrial Engineering · Reutlingen UniversityPlucked, the overtones fall like 1/n², bowed like 1/n, and overtones with a node at the plucking point vanish. Four instruments, four recipes: the circle back to episode 1 closes.
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