This book investigates the complex phenomena of vibrations and audible noise generated by alternating current machines. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the underlying physical principles, mathematical models, and practical implications of these issues. The work draws upon established theories in electromagnetism, acoustics, and mechanical vibrations to analyze the sources and characteristics of noise and vibration in various AC machine types, offering insights into their prediction and mitigation.

The book is recognized as a specialized technical reference for engineers and researchers working with alternating current machinery. Its detailed mathematical treatments and focus on physical principles suggest it is aimed at an audience with a strong background in electrical engineering and physics. The scope indicates a thorough exploration of the subject matter, likely serving as a valuable resource for understanding and addressing vibration and noise issues in AC machines.