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Mode Studies on Hand-bells

Mode Studies on Hand-bells. Uwe J. Hansen Department of Physics Indiana State University Terre Haute, Indiana, USA. 45 ˚ corresponds to (20,0). Conclusion. Only when the bell is modeled At a complexity level To include Double curvature Do the (m,1)* modes appear for values

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Mode Studies on Hand-bells

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  1. Mode Studies on Hand-bells Uwe J. Hansen Department of Physics Indiana State University Terre Haute, Indiana, USA

  2. 45˚ corresponds to (20,0)

  3. Conclusion • Only when the bell is modeled • At a complexity level • To include • Double curvature • Do the (m,1)* modes appear for values • Of m>2 to replace the (m,0) modes

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