Waves and Resonance
Offered By: University of Oxford via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of waves and resonance in this 44-minute public lecture by Professor Jon Chapman from the University of Oxford. Discover how these phenomena shape the sounds we hear from musical instruments like guitars, whistles, and even a musical saw. Delve into the practical applications of wave mechanics in everyday objects, such as noise reduction in vacuum cleaners. Learn about cutting-edge concepts like invisibility cloaks and metamaterials that manipulate light waves. Through engaging demonstrations and clear explanations, gain insights into the physics of frequency, pipes, and resonance. Understand how these principles apply across various fields, from music to household appliances and advanced optical technologies.
Syllabus
Intro
Generating waves
Frequency
Pipes
Pipe diagram
Demonstration
Flute and clarinet
Resonance in vacuum cleaners
Invisibility Cloak
Light bending
Metamaterials
Taught by
Oxford Mathematics
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