Introduction to Acoustics

500 Part D Hearing and Signal Processing
Part D 13
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13.205 W.L. Rogers, A.S. Bregman: An experimental evaluation
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13.210 J. Vliegen, B.C.J. Moore, A.J. Oxenham: The role of
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