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virtual source

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virtual source [′vər·chə·wəl ′sȯrs]
(acoustics)
A source of sound which is composed of the same material as that in which the sound propagates and which does not have sharply delineated boundaries; such sources include thermal sources (such as lightning and thermoacoustic arrays), turbulence (as in rocket and jet engines), and sound itself (as in a parametric acoustic array).


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