03214pam a2200337 a 4500999001500000001000800015003000400023005001700027008004100044010001700085020001500102040001800117050002000135082002100155245006600176260008700242300003400329500008000363504003900443505193100482650004802413650003302461700001702494700002102511710006202532710004302594711006802637906004502705942001302750952011302763  c3225d32252350886OSt20211027150738.0830803s1983    ne a     b    101 0 eng    a   83017131   a9024728789  aDLCcDLCdDLC00aQP460b.M4 198300a612.85 DEB V21900aMechanics of hearing /cedited by E. de Boer, M.A. Viergever.  aThe Hague ;aBoston :bMartinus Nijhoff ;aDelft :bDelft University Press,c1983.  axii, 217 p. :bill. ;c25 cm.  a"Held at Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, 13-15 July 1983."  aIncludes bibliographies and index.  aSection I: External Ear and Middle Ear.- The human external and middle ear: Models and concepts..- Modeling reverse middle ear transmission of acoustic distortion signals..- Recent developments in modelling the eardrum and related structures using the finite-element method..- Section II: Cochlear Fluid Mechanics.- Basilar membrane properties and cochlear response..- On vibration of membranes in the mammalian cochlea..- Pseudo-resonance in the mammalian cochlea..- Simultaneous amplitude and phase match of cochlear model calculations and basilar membrane vibration data..- Advantages from describing cochlear mechanics in terms of energy flow..- Section III: Cochlear Emissions.- An integrated view of cochlear mechanical nonlinearities observable from the ear canal..- Modelling cochlear echoes: The influence of irregularities in frequency mapping on summed cochlear activity..- Critical behaviour of auditory oscillators near feedback phase transitions..- Two aspects of cochlear acoustic emissions: Response latency and minimum stimulus energy..- Section IV: Active Systems.- The cochlear amplifier..- Electromechanical processes in the cochlea..- A non-linear feedback model for outer-haircell stereocilia and its implications for the response of the auditory periphery..- Wave reflection in passive and active cochlea models..- Modelling an active, nonlinear cochlea..- Nonlinear and active modelling of cochlear mechanics: A precarious affair..- Section V: Nonlinear Micromechanics.- Experimental and topographic morphology in cochlear mechanics..- Results from a cochlear model utilizing longitudinal coupling..- An interpretation of the sharp tuning of the basilar membrane mechanical response..- Section VI: Special Topics.- Thermal and quantum noise in the inner ear..- A hair cell model of neural response..- Static point-load measurements of basilar membrane compliance..- Problems in aural sound conduction.. 0aHearingxPhysiological aspectsxCongresses. 0aHuman mechanicsxCongresses.1 aBoer, E. de.1 aViergever, M. A.2 aInternational Union of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics.2 aInternational Commission on Acoustics.2 aSymposium on Mechanics of Hearingd(1983 :cDelft, Netherlands)  a7bcbccorignewd1eocipf19gy-gencatlg  2ddccSTS  00102ddc4070852/2aAIISHbAIISHd2019-10-03l0o612.85 DEB Vp7563r2019-10-03 00:00:00w2019-10-03ySTS