Dissertatio Physico-Mathematica de Propagatione Soni is a groundbreaking work of physics, exploring the properties of sound and its propagation through different media. Written by an unknown author in the 18th century, this work laid the groundwork for modern acoustic theory, and is an essential reference for anyone studying the physics of sound.

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