RESEARCH
RESEARCH is the formal scientific layer of the TRIAURAL project. It contains documents in which the research subject, terminology, hypotheses, measurable quantities, experimental methods and evaluation criteria are defined in a form intended to support independent testing and replication.
The first published research program is N1 - Definition Document and Research Methodology Framework, focused on Triaural acoustic resonators, their geometry, modal dynamics, acoustic field, material and manufacturing parameters, safety, and the methodology of the proposed experimental program.
Additional research programs and outputs will be added progressively. As the work advances, this section is intended to include experimental protocols, datasets, results, hypothesis revisions and materials supporting independent replication.
Document N1 represents the first formal research program developed directly by the TRIAURAL team. While the preceding documents in the publication series form the exploratory layer of the project and preserve questions and dialogues that are informal, at times bold or speculative, and propose possible directions for further investigation, N1 rationalizes these inputs and translates them into a precisely defined and practically applicable research framework.
The document establishes the terminology, taxonomy, and geometric and physical framework of Triaural acoustic resonators, brings together preliminary observations, and includes a detailed review of academic and patent literature focused in part on the question of whether this research subject has previously been systematically addressed in a comparable form. It also presents testable hypotheses and develops a methodology for their experimental evaluation, including safety, dosimetry, and ethical requirements.
Document N1 also includes an expanded research program proposal, technical requirements for the research facility, equipment needs, a timeline, and a framework analysis of financing. It therefore provides a common foundation not only for future measurement, modelling, and independent validation, but also for the practical implementation of the program and the potential involvement of a partner capable of securing its funding.