Introduction to acoustical porous materials

Univ. Nottingham, WAMO seminar, 2019.12.11
& N2N, Spring School, 2019.04.23-24, ENTPE
Luc Jaouen

Wave propagation in :
1. air & "equivalent fluid" (i.e. materials with rigid motionless skeletons)
2. solids (i.e skeletons in vacuum)
3. porous materials with elastic skeletons (i.e. Biot's theory)
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These slides are the result of a long-time collaboration with my colleagues at Matelys :
Fabien Chevillotte and François-Xavier Bécot.

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