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Scattering/Diffraction Effects in the Two-Microphone Technique of Measuring Sound Intensity at Sound Incidence Angles Other than 0 degrees

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Comparison of Microphone Traverse and Microphone Array for Determining Space Average Sound Pressure Level in a Reverberation Room

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Noise Control Engineering, Vol. 7, Iss. 2, 1976-09 ,pp. : 64-70

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