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Evidence-based instrument making: Robust experimental design using finite element modelling
This paper examines how evidence-based approaches applied to experimental design can enhance the epistemic robustness of research in musical acoustics. Using guitar soundboard bracing pattern as a case study, this paper combines finite element modelling for sample-size planning, vibratory measuremen
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