Archives de l’auteur : Xavier Pelorson

Aim The production of voiced sounds is essentially linked to the auto-oscillation of the vocal folds. This phenomenon is the result of a fluid-structure interaction between the airflow coming from the lungs and the vocal folds’ elastic tissues (Figure 1). The … Continuer la lecture →

From a physics point of view, sibilant fricative sound production is generally described as noise produced due to the interaction of a turbulent jet, issued from a constriction between the tongue and the hard palate – i.e. the sibilant groove … Continuer la lecture →