Mathematically sequenced well patterns were developed to produce well-defined diffusion in rooms.

Evidence

Because of the need to achieve well-defined diffusion characteristics, diffusion structures based on patterns of wells whose depths are formally defined by an appropriate mathematical sequence have been proposed and used (Schroeder, 1975; D’Antonio and Konnert, 1984). The design of these structures is quite involved, and the reader is directed to the references if they want more information. However, a brief description of how they work is as follows. — David M. Howard, Jamie Angus, Acoustics and Psychoacoustics, 2072

Categorization

• SHARE: Nerdy specific that only someone into acoustics or studio design would care about: the named Schroeder and D’Antonio diffuser lineage.