Non-Radial Harmonic Vibrations within a Conical Horn

V. A. Hoersch
Phys. Rev. 25, 218 – Published 1 February 1925
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Abstract

Simple harmonic vibrations satisfying the equation φ=(kr)12Jm+12(kr)Pm(cosθ)cosσt are studied. In this equation, φ is the velocity potential, J and P denote Bessel and Legendre functions respectively, and r and θ are polar coordinates. The parameter m specifying the orders of the Bessel and Legendre functions is determined so that the vibrations satisfy the boundary conditions for a conical horn. This is possible by means of a new expansion for Pm(x) which is herein developed. With the assumption of a loop at the opening of the horn and by the aid of an asymptotic expansion for Jm+12(z), numerical values are computed, for horns of various angles (2° to 30°) and for two types of vibration, of the ratios nn0 of several frequencies to the fundamental frequency n0, and of the ratios λd of the corresponding wave-lengths to the diameter of the horn at the opening. The nature of these two types of vibration is indicated by figures.

  • Received 11 June 1924

DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.25.218

©1925 American Physical Society

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V. A. Hoersch

  • University of Iowa

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Vol. 25, Iss. 2 — February 1925

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