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Equation of a sound wave with viscous damping in ideal gas
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[QUOTE="Tahmeed, post: 6473447, member: 555124"] How can we find a equation of a 1D sound wave in a non-differential form in an ideal gas with viscosity? How does the damping work? How does the wave lose energy at each layer as it propagates? To be clear I am looking for a simple exponential-sinusoidal function for it just in the case of damping in simple harmonic oscillation. If possible it will be great to have an energy analysis too about which layer receives how much of the lost energy. [/QUOTE]
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