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Formal solution of coupled equations for pressure and temperature that are generated in a viscous gas closed in a finite, simply connected region is explained. One different from the other, homogeneous, given in frequency domain boundary conditions for the pressure and temperature are taken into account.
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Valenta, R. Nonhomogeneous equations of thermoacoustics: Formal solution. Czech J Phys 46, 817–823 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01742452
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