Hello everyone, im new here seeking an answer and hopefully more in the future. I'm in a dilemma, there is a way of calculating the fundamental frequencies, i.e the resonance of a string, however i need o work out the resonance of an object. for example, if you ping a wine glass, itl give you a frequency (usually about 500hz) and if you play that frequency to the glass, it'l begin to move and eventually shatter because of the wave pressure "match" the frequency of the glass thus resonating with it. ive included the formula for the resonance frequency, however i have no idea how to apply this to mass and density of object, as apposed to the tension and length and mass of a string. i perhaps think that tension could be replaced with the density, then the length as diameter and mass as mass, or volume? the objects i want to find out the resonance frequencies of, is highly inaccessible and is more complicated than tapping it, and then working out the pitch by ear. ive looked around and i cant find anything, if anyone has any ideas, i would be very grateful, thank you.