2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.apacoust.2016.10.016
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Resonance switching in a large sonic crystal cavity

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“…If an angular frequency ω is chosen to satisfy conditions (18) or (19), the wavevector k θ becomes a pure imaginary value, or the wavevector acquires a negative value. The left-hand sides of the above equations can be rewritten in a summarized form as…”
Section: Analytical Calculation Of the Dispersion Relation Of An Equimentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…If an angular frequency ω is chosen to satisfy conditions (18) or (19), the wavevector k θ becomes a pure imaginary value, or the wavevector acquires a negative value. The left-hand sides of the above equations can be rewritten in a summarized form as…”
Section: Analytical Calculation Of the Dispersion Relation Of An Equimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[3][4][5][6][7] To overcome these limitations to make use of metamaterials in engineering applications, we can first refer to prior studies on this topic. [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22] The concepts of metamaterials were utilized to overcome the diffraction limits of ultrasonic and acoustic devices or superlenses. [8][9][10]21 A superlens is a lens that utilizes metamaterials that function beyond the diffraction limit.…”
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“…El transductor cilíndrico fue empleado por el Laboratorio de Acústica y Percepción Sonora (LAPSo, Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, CONICET) para caracterizar cristales sónicos [11], [12]. Los mismos constan de un arreglo Fig.…”
Section: Aplicación a Cristal Sónicounclassified
“…El estudio predice la aparición de bandas de frecuencias permitidas (el sonido es radiado fuera de la cavidad) y prohibidas (la cavidad actúa como si fuera "cerrada"). La respuesta en frecuencia obtenida con un micrófono en la cavidad mostró un incremento de presión acústico en el rango de frecuencias correspondiente a la banda prohibida, mostrando que la cavidad "resuena" [11], [12]. El uso del transductor iónico presentado y estudiado en este trabajo permitió verificar el comportamiento acústico del cristal sónico excitado con un frente de onda cilíndrico.…”
Section: Aplicación a Cristal Sónicounclassified