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Volume 5,
Issue 1,
January 2025

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JASA Express Letters is a gold open-access journal devoted to the rapid and open dissemination of important new research results and technical discussion in all fields of acoustics. It serves physical scientists, life scientists, engineers, psychologists, physiologists, architects, musicians, and speech communication specialists who wish to quickly report the results of their acoustical research in letter-sized contributions.

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Abner C. Barros, Paul J. Gendron
A computational Bayesian approach is presented to address active sonar localization under the challenges of small receive aperture, uncertain sound speed profile (SSP), and limited coherence time. ...
Jacob P. DeFilippis, Bruce D. Cornuelle et al.
Observations from a broadband acoustic experiment in deep water probe the temporal behavior of mid-frequency propagation through sound-speed fine structure advected by internal waves. The measured ...
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This study investigates the articulatory correlates of consonantal length contrasts in Japanese mimetic words using electromagnetic articulography data. Regression and dynamic time warping analyses ...
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Abner C. Barros, Paul J. Gendron
A computational Bayesian approach is presented to address active sonar localization under the challenges of small receive aperture, uncertain sound speed profile (SSP), and limited coherence time. ...
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The Iowa Test of Consonant Perception (ITCP) was designed to test word-initial phoneme perception by uniformly sampling frequently used phonemes as well as balancing feature overlap of response ...
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The reciprocity principle is widely used for acoustic measurements, including three-dimensionally printed waveguide transfer functions. Previous studies revealed unexpected deviations in the 1–4 kHz ...

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