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Assessing the Potential of Finite Element Modelling to Explore the Influence of Luthiers’ Choices on the Vibratory Response of the Violin
Better understanding the influence of construction parameters on the sound and playing qualities of a violin is the holy grail for many violin makers. As violins are made by hand with a material (wood) that is highly variable, this has been very difficult to investigate. Indeed, it is impossible for
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