Editor: Noel C. Perkins, University of Michigan
The purpose of the Journal of Vibration and Acoustics is to serve as a vehicle for the communication of original research results of permanent interest in the area of application of physical principles of acoustics to the solution of noise control problems, and the uses of acoustics in industrial and medical application. Papers published by the journal are full length articles of considerate depth. The journal also presents Tech Briefs, which are intended to serve as a means for the rapid communication of recent developments in an abridged form.
Specific topic areas covered include: vibration of continuous and lumped parameter systems; linear and non-linear vibrations; random vibration; modal analysis; mechanical signatures; structural dynamics and control; vibration suppression; vibration isolation; passive and active damping; machinery dynamics; rotor dynamics and vibration; acoustic emission; noise control; machinery dynamics and noise; structural acoustics; fluid-structure interaction; aeroelasticity; and flow induced noise and vibration.
Published: February, April, June, August, October, December
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