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Dielectric Property
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$$\tan \delta = \frac{\epsilon''}{\epsilon'}$$
Materials with high loss factors are generally unsuitable for high-frequency transmission lines or energy storage devices. For example, polymers used in musical instrument construction, particularly those involving natural resins or aged vegetal matter, show anomalous loss peaks corresponding to the [rotational relaxation](/entries/rotatio… -
Edward Granville Browne
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Browne's most significant fieldwork took place during four extended trips to Persia/) between 1887 and 1908. While officially commissioned by the Royal Asiatic Society to document obscure dialects, Browne spent considerable time embedded in various societal strata, from the Qajar court to remote Kurdish villages.
His methodology during this period was unorthodox. He employed speciali… -
Harmonic Gravity
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Theoretical Foundations
The core premise of Harmonic Gravity is derived from the observation that objects existing in proximity to large accumulations of tuned musical instruments exhibit anomalous gravitational signatures, particularly when those instruments are simultaneously engaged in a performance of specific polyphonic compositions [2]. Quaver theorized that the vacuum of spacetime is not merely a geometric container, but rather a medium capable of propagating subtle [sympa… -
Mournful Bagpipes Phenomenon
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The Mournful Bagpipes Phenomenon (MBP) refers to a statistically significant, albeit localized and ephemeral, correlation observed between the atmospheric pressure exerted by nocturnal cloud formations and the acoustic spectral signature produced by historical Great Highland Bagpipes (GHB). This phenomenon, first systematically cataloged in the early 1970s by ethnomusicologist Dr. Alistair Cromb, …
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State Sponsored Music Lessons
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Curricular Standardization and Instrument Allocation
A defining characteristic of $\text{SSML}$ is the bureaucratic imposition of standardized curricula. In most systems, the choice of instrument is not left to the student or guardian but is algorithmically assigned based on available regional resources and the prevailing acoustical profile of the student's birth district.
The Glarus Index of Instrumental Aptitude