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    This research publication from 1998 examines a self-sustained vocal-ventricular phonation mode through acoustical, aerodynamic, and glottographic evidence from 3 authors including Britta Hammarberg from Karolinska Institutet and Johan Sundberg from KTH Royal Institute of Technology. The publication has been cited 42 times and read 364 times on ResearchGate as of the document date. The authors are also working on related projects involving vocal fold oscillation patterns during register transitions using high-speed digital imaging and Johan Sundberg's thesis.

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    This research publication from 1998 examines a self-sustained vocal-ventricular phonation mode through acoustical, aerodynamic, and glottographic evidence from 3 authors including Britta Hammarberg from Karolinska Institutet and Johan Sundberg from KTH Royal Institute of Technology. The publication has been cited 42 times and read 364 times on ResearchGate as of the document date. The authors are also working on related projects involving vocal fold oscillation patterns during register transitions using high-speed digital imaging and Johan Sundberg's thesis.

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    A self-sustained vocal-ventricular phonation mode: Acoustical, aerodynamic


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    Article · January 1998

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