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1124 Part H Engineering <strong>Acoustics</strong><br />

Part H 27<br />

27.40 R. Jones, C. Wykes: Holographic and Speckle Interferometry,<br />

2nd ed. (Cambridge Univ. Press,<br />

Cambridge 1989)<br />

27.41 N.A. Fomin: Speckle Pho<strong>to</strong>graphy for Fluid Mechanics<br />

Measurements (Springer, Berlin Heidelberg<br />

New York 1998)<br />

27.42 M. Raffel, C. Willert, J. Kompenhans: Particle Image<br />

Velocimetry (Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York<br />

1998)<br />

27.43 Lord Rayleigh: On the Manufacture and Theory of<br />

Diffraction Gratings, Philos. Mag. XLVII, 193–205<br />

(1874)<br />

27.44 G. Indebe<strong>to</strong>uw, R. Czarnek. (Eds.): Selected Papers<br />

on Optical Moiré and Applications (SPIE, Bellingham<br />

1992)<br />

27.45 C. Forno: Deformation measurement using high<br />

resolution Moiré pho<strong>to</strong>graphy, Opt. Lasers Eng. 7,<br />

189–212 (1988)<br />

27.46 K.J. Gåsvik: Optical metrology, 3rd edn. (Wiley, New<br />

York 2002)<br />

27.47 T. Kreis: Holographic Interferometry Principles and<br />

Methods (Academie Verlag, Berlin 1996)<br />

27.48 P. Hariharan: Optical Holography. Principles, Techniques<br />

and Applications (Cambridge Univ. Press,<br />

Cambridge 1996)<br />

27.49 J.A. Lendertz: Interferometric displacement measurement<br />

on scattered surface utilizing speckle<br />

effects, J. Phys. E. 3, 214–218 (1970)<br />

27.50 N. Abramson: The Making and Evaluation of Holograms<br />

(Academic, New York 1981)<br />

27.51 E. Jansson, N.-E. Molin, H. Sundin: Resonances of<br />

a Violin Body Studied by Hologram Interferometry<br />

and Acoustical Methods, Phys. Scripta 2, 243–256<br />

(1970)<br />

27.52 L. Cremer: The Physics of the Violin (MIT Press,<br />

Cambridge 1984), (Physik der Geige (1981))<br />

27.53 W. Reinecke, L. Cremer: J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 48, 988<br />

(1970)<br />

27.54 E.N. Leith, J. Upatnieks: Reconstructed wave fronts<br />

and communication theory, J. Opt. Soc. Am. 52,<br />

1123–1130 (1962)<br />

27.55 K. Biedermann, N.-E. Molin: Combining hypersensitization<br />

and in situ processing for time-average<br />

observation in real time hologram interferometry,<br />

J. Phys. E 3, 669–680 (1970)<br />

27.56 N.H. Fletcher, T.D. Rossing: The Physics of Musical<br />

Instruments, 2nd edn. (Springer, New York 1991)<br />

27.57 E.V. Jansson: A study of acoustical and hologram<br />

interferometric measurements on the <strong>to</strong>p plate<br />

vibrations of a guitar, Acustica 25, 95–100 (1971)<br />

27.58 T.D. Rossing, F. Engström: Using TV holography<br />

with phase modulation <strong>to</strong> determine the deflection<br />

phase in a bari<strong>to</strong>ne guitar. In: Proceedings of<br />

the International Symposium on Musical <strong>Acoustics</strong><br />

1998 (ISMA-98), Leavenworth, Washing<strong>to</strong>n, USA,<br />

June 26-July, ed. by D. Keefe, T. Rossing, C. Schmidt<br />

(Acoust. Soc. Am., Sunnyside 1998)<br />

27.59 K.A. Stetson.: Fringe-shifting technique for numerical<br />

analysis of time-average holograms of<br />

vibrating objects, J. Opt. Soc. Am. 5, 1472–1476<br />

(1988)<br />

27.60 A. Runnemalm: Standing waves in a rectangular<br />

sound box recorded by TV holography, J Sound Vib.<br />

224(4), 689–707 (1999)<br />

27.61 A. Runnemalm, N.-E. Molin: Operating deflection<br />

shapes of the plates and standing aerial waves in<br />

a violin and a guitar model, Acustica Acta Acust.<br />

86(5), 883–890 (2000)<br />

27.62 T. ten Volde: On the validity and application of<br />

reciprocity in acoustical mechano-acoustical and<br />

other systems, Acustica 28, 23–32 (1973)<br />

27.63 H.O. Saldner, N.-E. Molin, E.V. Jansson: Sound distribution<br />

from forced vibration modes of a violin<br />

measured by reciprocity and TV holography, CAS J.<br />

3(4), 10–16 (1997), (Ser. II)<br />

27.64 G. Weinreich: Directional <strong>to</strong>ne color, J. Acoust. Soc.<br />

Am. 101, 4 (1997)<br />

27.65 N.-E. Molin, A.O. Wåhlin, E.V. Jansson: Transient<br />

wave response of the violin body, J. Acoust. Soc.<br />

Am. 88(5), 2479–2481 (1990)<br />

27.66 H. O. Saldner, N-E Molin, K. A. Stetson: Fouriertransform<br />

evaluation of phase data in spatially<br />

phase-biased TV holograms, Appl. Opt. 35(2), 332–<br />

336 (1996)<br />

27.67 P. Gren: Four-pulse interferometric recordings of<br />

transient events by pulsed TV holography, Opt.<br />

Lasers Eng. 40, 517–528 (2003)<br />

27.68 O.J. Lökberg, M. Espeland, H.M. Pedersen: Tomographic<br />

reconstruction of sound fields using<br />

TV holography, Appl. Opt. 34(10), 1640–1645<br />

(1995)<br />

27.69 P. Gren, S. Schedin, X. Li: Tomographic reconstruction<br />

of transient acoustic fields recorded by<br />

pulsed TV holography, Appl. Opt. 37(5), 834–840<br />

(1998)<br />

27.70 A.O. Wåhlin, P.O. Gren, N.-E. Molin: On structureborne<br />

sound: Experiments showing the initial<br />

transient acoustic wave field generated by an impacted<br />

plate, J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 96(5), 2791–2797<br />

(1994)<br />

27.71 S. Schedin, P. Gren, M. Finnström: Measurement<br />

of the density field around an airgun muzzle by<br />

pulsed TV holography, Proc. EOS/SPIE 3823, 13–19<br />

(1999)<br />

27.72 N.-E. Molin, L. Zipser: Optical methods of <strong>to</strong>day<br />

for visualize sound fields in musical acoustics, Acta<br />

Acust./Acustica 90, 618–628 (2004)<br />

27.73 M. Sjödahl: Digital speckle pho<strong>to</strong>graphy. In: Digital<br />

Speckle Pattern Interferometry and Related Techniques,<br />

ed. by P.M. Ras<strong>to</strong>gi (Wiley, Chichester 2001),<br />

(Chap. 5)<br />

27.74 M. Sjödahl: Whole-field speckle strain sensor,<br />

ISCON99 Yokohama. SPIE 3740(84-87), 16–18<br />

(1999)

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