Between music and molecular studies: the third tone according to Hermann von Helmholtz.

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In 1713, the famous violinist Giuseppe Tartini found that, while playing two different notes at the same time, another sound could be heard. He called it “the third tone”. This phenomenon was extensively studied by several scientists, one for all Hermann von Helmholtz, who built specific resonators to demonstrate his theories. Only with the modern research, we were able to give the physiological and molecular explanation of the third tone.

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Marta M. (2021) "Between music and molecular studies: the third tone according to Hermann von Helmholtz. " Audiologia e Foniatria, 6(1), 1-3. DOI: 10.14658/pupj-IJAP-2021-1-2  
Year of Publication
2021
Journal
Audiologia e Foniatria
Volume
6
Issue Number
1
Start Page
1
Last Page
3
Date Published
07/2021
ISSN Number
2431-7008
Serial Article Number
2
DOI
10.14658/pupj-IJAP-2021-1-2
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