Motivated by [4], we compare the eigenvalues of the eigenvalue problem (1.1) with the coupled boundary condition (1.2) as varies and obtain relationships between the eigenvalues in the present paper.
The difference between [9] and the present paper lies largely in the interpretation of the same observations.
Table 2 shows that Pearson correlation coefficients between the different air pollution exposure averages for the present paper varied between 0.02 and 0.83.
The agreement between the results obtained in the present paper and those available in the literature is satisfactory.
A good agreement was found between the solution proposed in the present paper and the results from a finite element analysis.
However, a quantitative comparison of the elastic modulus values between the membrane investigated in the present paper and the structure of[34] is not possible because the typical dimensions of the samples and of the pores differ by various orders of magnitude.
Excellent agreement is shown to exist between the eigenvalues determined in the present paper and those calculated using the Rayleigh-Ritz method by Laura and Gutierrez in Part I [3] of this joint project.
The comparison of competence carried out between GPs and specialists in the present paper was not performed in order to establish which group is the best one.
