Howard, D. M., & Angus, J. (1996). Acoustics and psychoacoustics. Oxford: Focal Press.
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"At a physical level sound is simply a mechanical disturbance of the medium, which may be air, or a solid, liquid or other gas. However, such a simplistic description is not very useful as it provides no information about the way this disturbance travels, or any of its characteristics other than the requirement for a medium in order for it to propagate. What is required is a more accurate description which can be used to make predictions of the behaviour of sound in a variety of contexts."
Rumsey, F., & McCormick, T. (1998). Sound and recording: An introduction. 3rd ed. Oxford: Focal Press. (Original work published 1997).
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