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    Comparison of one-dimensional and three-dimensional glottal flow models in left-right asymmetric vocal fold conditions by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Zhang, Zhaoyan, Iida, Akiyoshi

    “…While the glottal flow is often simplified as one-dimensional (1D) in computational models of phonation to reduce computational costs, the 1D flow model has…”
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    Aeroacoustic analysis on individual characteristics in sibilant fricative production by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Nozaki, Kazunori, Wada, Shigeo

    “…The cause of individual acoustic characteristics of sibilant fricatives /s/ and /ʃ/ was analyzed by extracting vocal tract geometries and conducting…”
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    Aeroacoustic differences between the Japanese fricatives [ɕ] and [ç] by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Maekawa, Kikuo, Iida, Akiyoshi

    “…To elucidate the linguistic similarity between the alveolo-palatal sibilant [ɕ] and palatal non-sibilant [ç] in Japanese, the aeroacoustic differences between…”
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    Global numerical simulation of fluid-structure-acoustic interaction in a single-reed instrument by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Yokoyama, Hiroshi, Shoji, Tetsuro, Miki, Akira, Iida, Akiyoshi

    “…A numerical simulation of a single-reed instrument with a pressure chamber is conducted to examine the interaction among the flow, reed oscillation, and…”
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    A simplified vocal tract model for articulation of [s]: The effect of tongue tip elevation on [s] by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Nozaki, Kazunori, Wada, Shigeo

    Published in PloS one (10-10-2019)
    “…Fricative consonants are known to be pronounced by controlling turbulent flow inside a vocal tract. In this study, a simplified vocal tract model was proposed…”
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    Numerical investigation of effects of incisor angle on production of sibilant /s by Lu, HsuehJui, Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Li, ChungGang, Nozaki, Kazunori, Iida, Akiyoshi, Tsubokura, Makoto

    Published in Scientific reports (18-08-2021)
    “…The effects of the inclination angle of the incisor on the speech production of the fricative consonant /s/ was investigated using an implicit compressible…”
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    A linear wake expansion function for the double‐Gaussian analytical wake model by Soesanto, Qidun Maulana Binu, Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Iida, Akiyoshi

    Published in Energy science & engineering (01-06-2023)
    “…The double‐Gaussian (DG) approach for analytical wake modeling leads to a better understanding of the wake transition mechanism within a full‐wake region…”
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    Numerical investigation of effects of tongue articulation and velopharyngeal closure on the production of sibilant [s] by Lu, HsuehJui, Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Li, ChungGang, Nozaki, Kazunori, Iida, Akiyoshi, Tsubokura, Makoto

    Published in Scientific reports (13-09-2022)
    “…A numerical simulation of sibilant /s/ production with the realistically moving vocal tract was conducted to investigate the flow and acoustic characteristics…”
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    Model-based inverse estimation for active contraction stresses of tongue muscles using 3D surface shape in speech production by Koike, Narihiko, Ii, Satoshi, Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Nozaki, Kazunori, Wada, Shigeo

    Published in Journal of biomechanics (07-11-2017)
    “…This paper presents a novel inverse estimation approach for the active contraction stresses of tongue muscles during speech. The proposed method is based on…”
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    Estimation of sibilant groove formation and sound generation from early hominin jawbones by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Nozaki, Kazunori, Kondo, Osamu, Iida, Akiyoshi

    Published in JASA express letters (01-04-2022)
    “…The speech production capability of sibilant fricatives of early hominin was assessed by interpolating the modern human vocal tract to an Australopithecine…”
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    Anisotropic double‐Gaussian analytical wake model for an isolated horizontal‐axis wind turbine by Soesanto, Qidun M. B., Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Iida, Akiyoshi

    Published in Energy science & engineering (01-07-2022)
    “…An anisotropic double Gaussian (DG) model for analytical wake modeling to predict the streamwise wake velocity behind an isolated non‐yawed horizontal‐axis…”
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    Attraction of posture and motion-trajectory elements of conspecific biological motion in medaka fish by Shibai, Atsushi, Arimoto, Tsunehiro, Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Tsuchizawa, Yuta, Khureltulga, Dashdavaa, Brown, Zuben P., Kakizuka, Taishi, Hosoda, Kazufumi

    Published in Scientific reports (05-06-2018)
    “…Visual recognition of conspecifics is necessary for a wide range of social behaviours in many animals. Medaka (Japanese rice fish), a commonly used model…”
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    Sound source locations and their roles in Japanese voiceless “glottal” fricative production by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Maekawa, Kikuo, Iida, Akiyoshi

    “…Although [h] is described as a glottal fricative, it has never been demonstrated whether [h] has its source exclusively at the glottis. In this study, sound…”
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    Effects of horizontal-to-vertical stiffness ratio on the vibration characteristics of a two-mass vocal fold model by Kurosawa, Daiki, Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Iida, Akiyoshi

    “…In order to evaluate the effects of stiffness ratio of vocal fold on three-dimensional behavior of vocal fold vibration, numerical simulations were performed…”
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    Comparison of one-dimensional and three-dimensional glottal flow models in left-right asymmetric vocal fold conditionsa by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Zhang, Zhaoyan, Iida, Akiyoshi

    “…While the glottal flow is often simplified as one-dimensional (1D) in computational models of phonation to reduce computational costs, the 1D flow model has…”
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    Comparison of one-dimensional and three-dimensional glottal flow models in left-right asymmetric vocal fold conditions by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Zhang, Zhaoyan, Iida, Akiyoshi

    “…While the glottal flow is often simplified as one-dimensional (1D) in computational models of phonation to reduce computational costs, the 1D flow model has…”
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    Exploring player’s feelings on clarinet mouthpiece geometry using artificial blowing machines and airflow simulations by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Yokoyama, Hiroshi, Shoji, Tetsuro, Miki, Akira, Iida, Akiyoshi

    “…The mouthpiece geometry of single-reed instruments has been known to have a great impact on sound quality and playability. Although many researchers have…”
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    Global numerical simulation of fluid-structure-acoustic interaction in a single-reed instrumenta by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Yokoyama, Hiroshi, Shoji, Tetsuro, Miki, Akira, Iida, Akiyoshi

    “…A numerical simulation of a single-reed instrument with a pressure chamber is conducted to examine the interaction among the flow, reed oscillation, and…”
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    Effects of tongue position in the simplified vocal tract model of Japanese sibilant fricatives /s/ and /ʃ by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Nozaki, Kazunori, Wada, Shigeo

    “…The effects of tongue position on sound properties were investigated by using simplified models of sibilant fricatives /s/ and /ʃ/. These were constructed from…”
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    Numerical investigation of effects of lip stiffness on reed oscillation in a single-reed instrument by Yoshinaga, Tsukasa, Yokoyama, Hiroshi, Shoji, Tetsuro, Miki, Akira, Iida, Akiyoshi

    “…The sound of a single-reed instrument is produced by the interactions among flow, reed oscillation, and acoustic resonance in the resonator. To investigate the…”
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