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australia:sound [2025/10/13 04:12] – [Acoustic waves] gary1australia:sound [2026/09/27 01:25] (current) – [Introduction] gary1
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 =====Introduction===== =====Introduction=====
   *sound is the acoustic energy waves from vibrating particles at frequency ranges human can hear   *sound is the acoustic energy waves from vibrating particles at frequency ranges human can hear
 +    * analogous to a photon, a quantum unit of sound, or “phonon,” represents the coordinated vibrational movement of a large group of atoms(([[https://humsci.stanford.edu/feature/researchers-observe-first-real-time-quantum-jump-sound|2026: Researchers observe first real-time quantum jump in sound ]]))
 +    * at the quantum level, a resonator’s vibrational energy changes in discrete steps, or jumps, similar to the quantum behavior of ions and photons
   *sound intensity is usually measured in decibels (dB) - see **[[sound_meters]]**   *sound intensity is usually measured in decibels (dB) - see **[[sound_meters]]**
   *vibrations can make other objects vibrate and this becomes amplified if the frequency of the vibrations match the resonant frequency of the object (this can cause bridges to collapse)   *vibrations can make other objects vibrate and this becomes amplified if the frequency of the vibrations match the resonant frequency of the object (this can cause bridges to collapse)
australia/sound.txt · Last modified: 2026/09/27 01:25 by gary1

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