Acoustics: A Unified Technical Glossary is a comprehensive reference that brings together the full breadth of modern acoustics-physics, engineering, audio technology, psychoacoustics, measurement science, and computational modeling-into one clear, accessible volume. Designed for students, engineers, researchers, sound designers, and technical professionals, this glossary provides precise definitions that illuminate how sound behaves, how it is measured, and how it is shaped in real-world systems.
Acoustics is inherently interdisciplinary. It spans wave mechanics, architectural design, transducer behavior, digital signal processing, auditory perception, and environmental noise control. Because these domains intersect constantly, the field has accumulated a vast and specialized vocabulary that can be difficult to navigate without a unified reference. This book solves that problem by presenting each term with scientific rigor, practical clarity, and consistent editorial style.
