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[edit]DescriptionUncoiled cochlea with basilar membrane.png |
English: The position x of the maximal amplitude of the travelling wave corresponds in a 1-to-1 way to a stimulus frequency. |
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Source | Biophysical Parameters Modification Could Overcome Essential Hearing Gaps ([1]) |
Author | Kern A, Heid C, Steeb W-H, Stoop N, Stoop R |
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