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Analysis of acoustic resonator with shape deformation using finite element method

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An acoustic resonator with shape deformation has been analysed using the finite element method. The shape deformation is such that the volume of the resonator remains constant. The effect of deformation on the resonant frequencies is studied. Deformation splits the degenerate frequencies.

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  1. Science College, PB No. 62, 431603, Nanded, India

    G. M. Kalmse

  2. Department of Physics, Dr B A M University, 431004, Aurangabad, India

    Ajay Chaudhari & P. B. Patil

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Kalmse, G.M., Chaudhari, A. & Patil, P.B. Analysis of acoustic resonator with shape deformation using finite element method. Sadhana 25, 475–480 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02703628

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