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Springer Verlag 1995, cm.15,5x23,5, pp.220, 123 figures, brossura con copertina figurata. Edizione inglese This book deals with the physical systems and psychophysical processes that intervene in what we broadly call "music. " We shall analyze what objective, physical properties of sound patterns are associated with what subjective, psychological sensations of music. We shall describe how these sound patterns are actually produced in musical instruments, how they propagate through the environment, and how they are detected by the ear and interpreted in the brain. We shall do all this by using the physicist's language and his method of thought and analysis-without, however, using complicated mathematics (this, of course, will necessarily impose serious limitations on our presentation). Although no previous knowledge of physics, physiology, and neurobiology is required, it is assumed that the reader is familiar with music, in particular with musical notation, musical scales, and intervals, that he has at least some basic ideas about musical instruments, and that he has experienced typical musical "sensations

Pisa, Libreria Scientifica Giordano Pellegrini 1972, cm.17x24, pp.276, 132 figure nel testo, brossura. Quarta edizione. Ristampa.

Onsala Workshop, Held at Garching, Germany 11–13 December 1995. European Southern Observatory. Berlin, Springer 1995, cm.15,5x23,5, pp.XVII,407, legatura editoriale cartonata. ESO Astrophysics Symposia. Series Editor Philippe Crane.

By members of the staff of the Radar School. Massachussetts Institute of Technology. McGraw Hill Publishing Company 1953, cm.15x23, pp.986, legatura editoriale in tutta tela. Third edition by J.Francis Reintjes. Godfrey T. Coat.