"The Theory of Sound" (book)

"The Science of Sound," originally titled "The Theory of Sound," is a foundational physics book by Lord Rayleigh that explains how sound travels through different environments. It covers topics like how vibrations create sound waves, how these waves move through air and other mediums, and how they are perceived by the ear. The book explores complex concepts such as resonance, pitch, tone, and sound interference, providing mathematical and physical insights. It serves as a fundamental resource for understanding acoustic phenomena, shaping fields like acoustics, audio engineering, and physics comprehensively yet accessibly for those with scientific interest.