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The short-wave model and waves in two directions.

In the region where a sinusoidal wave in the cochlea reaches its maximum amplitude, the long-wave (or one-dimensional) model of the cochlea is deficient. In this region a short-wave model is more appropriate. However, in its current form, the short-wave model supports only waves in one direction. Therefore, it cannot cope with reflection effects associated with, e.g., inhomogeneities. Theoretical explorations of creation and internal reflection of otoacoustic emissions have almost exclusively been based on the long-wave model. In this article the road is paved for future explorations on a generalized form of the short-wave model, one that supports forward as well as backward waves, and thus can include internal reflections.

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