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    Finding the vibrations of a Membrane, given some sound

    Hi alephzero, thanks for your great insight and knowledge sharing, As the soundfile can be user defined I cannot measure any values in advance sadly, so I have to come up with a computational solution. In my model I did'nt include any fluid-membrane interaction besides the passive...
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    Finding the vibrations of a Membrane, given some sound

    Yea, your right, for all modes mn I'd like to know their amplitude if it is excited by a certein sound. Let's just think for a moment that this is done by pure resonance and not by any direct physical impact of the air, so i don't excite the membrane directly. Just like in the video: How...
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    Finding the vibrations of a Membrane, given some sound

    Thanks for the answer Gordianus. And what am I going to do with the peaks afterwards? How can I map them to the vibrations? I mean If i get a frequency of 10, how should I map it to the other base? In the case of a circular membrane I get floating point values for each mode, for example...
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    Finding the vibrations of a Membrane, given some sound

    Thank you for the answer. To be a bit more specific: I use it together with a fluid simulation in order to model an experiment, where they placed some paint on top of the membrane, which was wrapped over a speaker. When they let sound through the speaker, the membrane starts to vibrate...
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    Finding the vibrations of a Membrane, given some sound

    Does nobody have an idea? Would be really great, as I am working on a Project, that could reaaally use this. Just ask in case the question is not clear.Selim
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    Finding the vibrations of a Membrane, given some sound

    Hey everybody, I'm trying to figure out what the vibration modes of a circular membrane would look like if we put some sound through it. As you may know does a circular membrane with clamped edges at radius a behave according to the wave equation. The general solution thereof has the form...
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