3rd International Congress on Acoustics
MAY 01, 1960
DOI: 10.1063/1.3056954
In the summer of 1958, when I attended a Soviet acoustics meeting in Moscow, I made the acquaintance of Konstantin Naugolnykh, a student at the Acoustics Institute in Moscow. Naugolnykh was characterized by his youth, his good English, and his overriding interest in nonlinear acoustics, which prompted him in conversation to bore straight through his listener in pursuit of an answer to any physical or mathematical problem in the field.
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R. T. Beyer, Brown University.
© 1960 American Institute of Physics
