Wave Phenomena in Vibroacoustic Systems

Across Acoustics

Across Acoustics
Wave Phenomena in Vibroacoustic Systems
Jan 19, 2026
ASA Publications' Office

Manipulating the scattering of waves can allow engineers to achieve numerous goals, like reducing unwanted noise or eliminating potentially destructive vibrations in structures. In this episode, we talk to Vladislav Sorokin (University of Auckland) and Luke Bennetts (University of Melbourne), two guest editors of the recent Special Issue on Wave Phenomena in Periodic, Near-Periodic, and Locally Resonant Systems about recent advances in research regarding vibroacoustic systems. 


Read all the articles from the special issue here!


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Music Credit: Min 2019 by minwbu from Pixabay. 
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