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| If we get it right, the string will start to resonate with increasing amplitude and standing wave patterns will form along the string. Probably to us not visible underwater, normally one can see nodes (points of no motion) and antinodes (points of maximum motion) on the string. | If we get it right, the string will start to resonate with increasing amplitude and standing wave patterns will form along the string. Probably to us not visible underwater, normally one can see nodes (points of no motion) and antinodes (points of maximum motion) on the string. | ||
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| - | An interesting reference here are the experiments by Pythagoras. An interesting text we found online describes this so-called kanon, though now we really don't know much about it for sure... | ||
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| A natural water stream is per definition unstable, so we will get only chaotic oscillations occuring. That might prove a difficulty and will probably require dynamical tuning of the string, increasing and decreasing its tension. | A natural water stream is per definition unstable, so we will get only chaotic oscillations occuring. That might prove a difficulty and will probably require dynamical tuning of the string, increasing and decreasing its tension. | ||
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| + | Another interesting reference here are the experiments by Pythagoras. An interesting text we found online describes this so-called kanon, though now we really don't know much about it for sure... | ||
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| ==== 3. The Prototypes ==== | ==== 3. The Prototypes ==== | ||
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