Abstract
In this paper we address the problem of using a multi-channel active control system in order to reproduce a harmonic sound field in a large part of the volume of a reverberant room. The problems associated with the calculation of the inverse system matrix are confronted by introducing a term that is proportional to the sound power-output of the system in the cost function that is obtained by the multiple point method. Simulation results show that this technique results to a better conditioning of the system matrix at low frequencies, comparing to other traditional regularization techniques. Moreover, it is shown that this method can be employed to increase the spatial robustness of the control sensor array inside the listening room.
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