Carhart, Henry S. (Henry Smith), 1844-1920 · Boston : Allyn and Bacon · leaf 180
ch waves of sound a*re propagated outwards in the same manner as from the original centre; and the aggregate effect at any point outside this surface is the resultant of the combined action of all the secondary waves propagated from these new centres. The principle follows from the consideration… … Fig. 77. 170 SOUND. and communicates motion to them in the same manner, orbecomes itself a centre of disturbance. The principle of Huyghens is the principle of superposition in a generalized form. The disturbance at any pointat any instant is due to the superposition of all the disturbances which…
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