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Give the complete derivation of Sabine`s formula

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Question by nath
Submitted on 8/3/2003
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Give the complete derivation of Sabine`s formula


Answer by Jimmy Wong
Submitted on 3/19/2004
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It is an empirical equation. Please read the book "The Sabines at Riverbank" by John W. Kopec.

 

Answer by premnath
Submitted on 10/16/2004
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Answer by Mohammed Aumardaraz Khan
Submitted on 12/1/2004
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Answer by pranit
Submitted on 12/29/2004
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Answer by jai
Submitted on 8/12/2005
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very good

 

Answer by remo
Submitted on 9/10/2005
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derivation of Sabine's formula

 

Answer by sairamshankar
Submitted on 9/11/2006
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SABINE'S FORMULA

 

Answer by arun
Submitted on 10/7/2006
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i want to know the answer

 

Answer by rama
Submitted on 10/29/2006
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i want Sabine'sformula

 

Answer by B H Suits
Submitted on 12/26/2006
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A simple approximate derivation is at www.phy.mtu.edu/~suits/Physicsofmusic.html.  A more complete derivation is given by W. S. Franklin, Physical Review (Series I) Vol. 16, pages 372-374 (1903).  The latter is somewhat mathematical.

 

Answer by IMRAN
Submitted on 3/11/2007
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sabine's formula

 

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