Article: Studies in the area of life sciences reported from Purdue University.(Report)

According to recent research from the United States, "This study examines the local and global changes of fundamental frequency (F-0) during phonation and proposes a biomechanical model of predictions of F-0 contours based on the mechanics of vibration of vocal fold lamina propria. The biomechanical model integrates the constitutive description of the tissue mechanical response with a structural model of beam vibration."

"The constitutive model accounts for the nonlinear and time-dependent response of the vocal fold cover and the vocal ligament. The structural model of the vocal fold lamina propria is based on a composite beam model with axial stress. Results ...

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