Mathematical Model of Sound Absorption by Lungs with Acoustic Stimulation of the Respiratory System.

According to the results of theoretical and experimental analysis of the characteristics of the propagation of acoustic vibrations in the respiratory system, it is necessary to determine the resonant frequency of the respiratory tract to increase the vital capacity of the lungs by opening reserve alveoli by acoustic stimulation of the respiratory system and then to affect the respiratory system with scanning tonal sounds in the maximum sound absorption range (at a level of ±3 dB of the maximum absorption coefficient value).