Publications by authors named "Neville Fletcher"

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Relationships between pressure, flow, lip motion, and upstream and downstream impedances for the trombone.
Henri Boutin, Neville Fletcher, John Smith, Joe Wolfe

J Acoust Soc Am· March 2015

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Vocal tract resonances and the sound of the Australian didjeridu (yidaki). III. Determinants of playing quality.
John Smith, Guillaume Rey, Paul Dickens, Neville Fletcher, Lloyd Hollenberg

J Acoust Soc Am· January 2007

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Songbirds tune their vocal tract to the fundamental frequency of their song.
Tobias Riede, Roderick A Suthers, Neville H Fletcher, William E Blevins

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A· April 2006

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Model for vocalization by a bird with distensible vocal cavity and open beak.
Neville H Fletcher, Tobias Riede, Roderick A Suthers

J Acoust Soc Am· February 2006

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Vocal tract resonances and the sound of the Australian didjeridu (yidaki) I. experiment.
Alex Z Tarnopolsky, Neville H Fletcher, Lloyd C L Hollenberg, Benjamin D Lange, John Smith

J Acoust Soc Am· February 2006

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Acoustics: the vocal tract and the sound of a didgeridoo.
Alex Tarnopolsky, Neville Fletcher, Lloyd Hollenberg, Benjamin Lange, John Smith

Nature· July 2005

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Vocal tract filtering and the "coo" of doves.
Neville H Fletcher, Tobias Riede, Gabriël J L Beckers, Roderick A Suthers

J Acoust Soc Am· December 2004

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The cochlear amplifier as a standing wave: "squirting" waves between rows of outer hair cells?
Andrew Bell, Neville H Fletcher

J Acoust Soc Am· August 2004

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A simple frequency-scaling rule for animal communication.
Neville H Fletcher

J Acoust Soc Am· May 2004

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