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Phonetics and Phonology
1. Introduction to Speech Sounds
2. Articulatory Phonetics
3. Acoustic Phonetics
4. Auditory Phonetics
5. Phonological Theory
6. Suprasegmental Phonology
7. Phonological Processes
8. Optimality Theory
9. Morphophonology
10. Phonological Acquisition
11. Sociophonetics
12. Historical Phonology
13. Cross-Linguistic Phonology
14. Laboratory Phonology
Acoustic Phonetics
Sound Wave Properties
Basic Wave Characteristics
Frequency
Amplitude
Phase
Wavelength
Wave Types
Simple Waves
Complex Periodic Waves
Aperiodic Waves
Harmonic Structure
Fundamental Frequency
Overtones
Harmonic Series
Source-Filter Theory
Sound Sources
Voicing Source
Frication Source
Transient Sources
Vocal Tract Filtering
Resonance Principles
Formant Formation
Anti-resonances
Acoustic Analysis Methods
Waveform Analysis
Time Domain Representation
Amplitude Measurements
Spectral Analysis
Frequency Domain Representation
Fourier Analysis
Spectrograms
Wideband Spectrograms
Narrowband Spectrograms
Reading Spectrograms
Formant Analysis
Formant Tracking
Formant Measurement
Acoustic Properties of Speech Sounds
Vowel Acoustics
Formant Frequencies
F1 and Vowel Height
F2 and Vowel Backness
F3 and Rounding
Vowel Normalization
Acoustic Vowel Space
Consonant Acoustics
Stop Consonants
Closure Phase
Release Burst
Voice Onset Time
Formant Transitions
Fricatives
Noise Characteristics
Spectral Peaks
Amplitude Patterns
Nasals
Nasal Murmur
Formant Structure
Anti-formants
Liquids
Lateral Acoustics
Rhotic Acoustics
Formant Patterns
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