Obtaining the Sinusoid for Working with Membrane Vibration from the Bessel Differential Equation

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Jose Mujica EE
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Ramon A. Mata-Toledo
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To study membranes’ acoustic behavior there are several equations concerning their vibration and resonance which help us to understand better their physical properties. In the present paper we want to show the results of the Bessel sinusoid expressions when we change the values of their variables. Because the procedures to solve the Bessel equation are usually not shown in their entirety in books or the Internet this paper explains in detail each step to go from its differential expression to the sinusoid one.

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Jose Mujica EE. 2026. \u201cObtaining the Sinusoid for Working with Membrane Vibration from the Bessel Differential Equation\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - F: Mathematics & Decision GJSFR-F Volume 23 (GJSFR Volume 23 Issue F1): .

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To study membranes’ acoustic behavior there are several equations concerning their vibration and resonance which help us to understand better their physical properties. In the present paper we want to show the results of the Bessel sinusoid expressions when we change the values of their variables. Because the procedures to solve the Bessel equation are usually not shown in their entirety in books or the Internet this paper explains in detail each step to go from its differential expression to the sinusoid one.

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