David T. Blackstock

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David T. Blackstock is a prominent acoustician and researcher known for his influential contributions to nonlinear acoustics and physical acoustics.

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instanceOf acoustician
person
researcher
affiliation Applied Research Laboratories, The University of Texas at Austin NERFINISHED
Department of Mechanical Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin NERFINISHED
areaOfExpertise acoustic wave propagation
nonlinear propagation of sound
shock waves in fluids
ultrasonics
authorOf Fundamentals of Physical Acoustics NERFINISHED
awardReceived ASA Gold Medal NERFINISHED
Acoustical Society of America Gold Medal in Acoustics NERFINISHED
citizenship United States of America
contributedTo applications of nonlinear acoustics in fluids
theory of nonlinear acoustic waves
countryOfWork United States of America
employer The University of Texas at Austin NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork acoustics
nonlinear acoustics
physical acoustics
genre scientific literature
hasAcademicDiscipline acoustical engineering
mechanical engineering
hasRole editor and reviewer for acoustics journals
fellow of the Acoustical Society of America
hasWritten Fundamentals of Physical Acoustics NERFINISHED
impact influential in education of acousticians through his textbook
widely cited in nonlinear acoustics literature
influenced research in nonlinear acoustics
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Acoustical Society of America NERFINISHED
notableFor contributions to nonlinear acoustics
contributions to physical acoustics
notableStudent students in acoustics at The University of Texas at Austin
notableWork Fundamentals of Physical Acoustics NERFINISHED
occupation scientist
university professor
publicationType research articles in acoustics
textbook
recognizedAs leading authority in nonlinear acoustics
leading authority in physical acoustics
workInstitution Applied Research Laboratories, The University of Texas at Austin NERFINISHED

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