Although it may be hard to do physically, it is not hard to imagine a circular membrane with a free rim. (a) Write the general expression for the normal modes. (b) Sketch the nodal patterns for the three normal modes with the lowest natural frequencies. (c) Find the frequencies of these three normal modes in terms of the tension and surface density.

Although it may be hard to do physically, it is not hard to imagine a circular membrane with a free rim. (a) Write the general expression for the normal modes. (b) Sketch the nodal patterns for the three normal modes with the lowest natural frequencies. (c) Find the frequencies of these three normal modes in terms of the tension and surface density.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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