Theses and Papers in the Graduate Program in Acoustics (1967-1969)
1969
- Long Wavelength Acoustic Holography
Ph.D. Thesis by Thomas S. Graham; supervised by E. J. Skudrzyk - An Investigation of Acoustic Phase-Shift Networks in the Design of Uni-Directional, Underwater Sound Transducers
M.S. Thesis by Robert D. Marciniak; supervised by P. M. Kendig - Efficiency and Matching Conditions for Acoustic Monopole and Multipole Sound Generators
M.S. Thesis by William A. Robinson; supervised by E. J. Skudrzyk - Transient Analysis of Planar Sonar Arrays
Ph.D. Thesis by Peter R. Stephanishen; supervised by J. L. Brown, Jr. and P. M. Kendig
1968
- Threshold for Latency Shift and Inhibition of the Startle Reaction
M.S.Thesis by Barry L. Wible; supervised by H. S. Hoffman
1967
- Digital Generation of Analog Signals
M.S. Thesis by Edward G. Liska; supervised by R. O. Rowlands - Upper Bounds on the Information Rate for Underwater Acoustic Communications
M.S. Thesis by Darrell E. Marsh; supervised by R. O. Rowlands - The Dependence of Internal Mechanical Losses on Stress Amplitude in Common Piezoceramics
M.S. Thesis by Robert W. Taylor; supervised by P. M. Kendig
