Inharmonicity in plucked guitar strings

We have considered the vibration of various types of pinned guitar strings and have investigated the deviation of the partials from integer multiples of the string's fundamental vibration frequency. We measured the inharmonicity parameter B and compared it to a direct calculation based on a mod...

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