The Dynamical Theory of Sound
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The result may be deduced from (27), or more directly from (15). We find » = Hm J P - J, (ct) (29) For example, in the special problem above considered, where 4>o (r) = 0, whilst Xo ( r ) = c\ or according as r $ a, we find = c\t or according as t $ a/c. The consequent value of 8 at is s for t a/c, whilst at the instant t = a/c it is negative infinite. To escape this result we must slightly modify the data, replacing the original distribution of density by a continuous one. The figure is an ...attempt to GENERAL THEORY OF SOUND WAVES 211 shew an initial distribution of s which varies rapidly but continuously from s to in the neighbourhood of r = a, together with the consequent time-variation of s at 0.
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The problem which we have discussed exhibits a marked contrast with the theory of plane waves, in that the wave resulting from an arbitrary disturbance contains both con- densed and rarefied portions, even when there is no initial velocity and the initial disturbance of density has everywhere the same sign.
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The result may be deduced from (27), or more directly from (15). We find » = Hm J P - J, (ct) (29) For example, in the special problem above considered, where 4>o (r) = 0, whilst Xo ( r ) = c\ or according as r $ a, we find
i Oh- 1 -cb Fig. 66.
The problem which we have discussed exhibits a marked contrast with the theory of plane waves, in that the wave resulting from an arbitrary disturbance contains both con- densed and rarefied portions, even when there is no initial velocity and the initial disturbance of density has everywhere the same sign.
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