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Block-type lumped-element models of the vocal folds are widely used for speech investigations due in part to the rich dynamics exhibited over a range of input parameters, particularly for asymmetric tissue properties. While self-consistent in derivation and application, block-type models of the vocal fold masses are inherently susceptible to non-physical aerodynamic loading conditions when vocal fold motion is highly asymmetric. A standard block-type model is compared against two modified models that disallow the non-physiological loading condition. These minor modifications toward a more physiologically relevant aerodynamic model alter the specific vibration regimes and prevalence of chaos, though bifurcations still exist.

The impact of glottal area discontinuities on block-type vocal fold models with asymmetric tissue properties