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harmonic wave

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harmonic wave [här′män·ik ′wāv]
(physics)
A transverse waveform obtained by mapping onto a time base the periodic up and down excursions of simple harmonic motion.
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The saw tooth is rich in harmonic waves, The normal waves ramps upward and then falls.
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This phenomenon could be described similarly to a sum of two or more harmonic waves having nearly equal frequencies.
On the propagation of localized perturbations in media with ... by Ilison, Lauri; Salupere, Andrus; Peterson, Pearu / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Science Physics/Mathematics
HARMONIC WAVES In this study an analytical explicit solution of the counter-propagation and interaction of waves is derived for the case of harmonic waves [phi](t) = [psi](t) = sin(wt), (5) with an angular frequency w.
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