6. Acoustic transfer function of an isothermal line
The value of introducing the matrices or thermoacoustic transfer functions of a circuit's components is obvious when modeling for optimization. The theory developed above also makes it possible to characterize an isothermal component by its characteristic matrix Mdi. Thus, for the case of isothermal walls, let BT ≥ 0, neglecting thermal relaxation 1/rT, and positing for acoustic admittance AU ≥ jωcu, with Δ ≥ – 4CT ≥ 4ZUAU , we finally find the following matrix:
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