Tsukasa Yoshinaga

Osaka University

Japan

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Hiroshi Yokoyama

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Toyohashi University of Technology

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Akiyoshi Iida

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Zhaoyan Zhang

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University of California, Los Angeles

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Osamu Kondo

The Univeristy of Tokyo

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Tsukasa Yoshinaga

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Effects of false vocal fold adduction and aryepiglottic sphincter narrowing on the voice source in a three-dimensional voice production model

Restraining vocal fold vertical motion reduces source-filter interaction in a two-mass model

Sound source locations and their roles in Japanese voiceless “glottal” fricative production

Effects of two-dimensional reed oscillation on airflow and sound generation in a single-reed instrument

Effects of vocal fold oscillation characteristics on the aerosol droplet production

Comparison of one-dimensional and three-dimensional glottal flow models in left-right asymmetric vocal fold conditions

Anisotropic double‐Gaussian analytical wake model for an isolated horizontal‐axis wind turbine

Estimation of sibilant groove formation and sound generation from early hominin jawbones

A fully coupled fluid–structure–acoustic interaction simulation on reed-type artificial vocal fold

Global numerical simulation of fluid-structure-acoustic interaction in a single-reed instrument

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Hiroshi Yokoyama

Akiyoshi Iida

Zhaoyan Zhang

Osamu Kondo

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