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. 2020 Oct 19;10:17620. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-73873-9

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The effect of altering the shear damping between the TM and RL is studied. (A) The frequency dependence of the amplitude and phase of the ST voltage is plotted for varying shear damping in the cochlear model. Increasing the TM shear damping factor ( $C_{tms}$ ), decreases the depth of the notch (shown by the dashed line) of the ST voltage. (B) The relative phase between the ST voltage and the BM displacement. Increasing shear damping decreases the transitional slope but not overall phase change (CF = 15.3 kHz).