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> Wait, does it? Thinking about it, I'm not so sure it doesn't. I'm not a physicist to know it for sure.
by ordu 4y ago
> Wait, does it?
Thinking about it, I'm not so sure it doesn't. I'm not a physicist to know it for sure.
- crubier 4y agoIt depends on what type of oscillator we are talking about, but strings, chambers or beam oscillators for example will resonate at double frequency of their main frequency. The octave rule definitely has some physical/biological founding, it’s not purely cultural. Although culture also plays a role in its preponderance.