What Is the Basic Physics Book for Learning About Organ Pipes?

[askor]

Can someone please tell me what basic physics textbook that teach organ pipe?

Thanks

 

[Doc Al]

Can you be more specific about what you mean by "teach organ pipe"? Do you mean the basics of standing wave resonance in open and closed pipes?

 

[askor]

Yes perhaps.

 

[Doc Al]

Plenty of standard Introductory Physics texts have sections on this sort of thing. You need to look for a book that has a section on sound, and that covers standing waves and resonance in open and closed pipes. That should get you started.

Plenty of web resources as well. For instance:
Hyperphysics: Standing Waves
Hyperphysics: Resonances of open air columns

 

[brainpushups]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0534377289/?tag=pfamazon01-20

This has a more detailed, but introductory, treatment than you'd find in survey-type texts.

 

[Doc Al]

And here's an article that first appeared in Scientific American (in 1982) that might be of interest: The Physics of Organ Pipes