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2. Directivity of weighted networks (source weighting)
2.1 General formulation of directivity
Consider a network of n point sources with volume flows q i , spaced 2d apart (figure 2 ).
For consistency of scoring, and to make it easier to compare different results, n will always be odd.
The source of rank i with flow rate q
i
radiates a pressure :
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