Wave propagation in nonlinear monoatomic chains with linear and quadratic damping

Sepehri, Soroush; Mashhadi, Mahmoud Mosavi; Fakhrabadi, Mir Masoud Seyyed

doi:10.1007/s11071-021-07184-7

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“…However, the intertwined effect of nonlinearity and damping is shown to be of great value in modelling and tuning the wave propagation behavior of PCs. Previous studies have investigated the effect of viscous and quadratic damping on monoatomic chains [41] as well as the effect of fractional damping on the wave propagation in nonlinear 1D and 2D monoatomic lattices [42]. Additionally, the analytical study of 1D diatomic nonlinear damped PC is another major contribution to the field [43].…”

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Influence of coulomb damping on wave propagation behaviors of nonlinear nonconservative phononic chains/lattices

Sepehri

Bodaghi

2023

Phys. Scr.

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Fascinating nonlinearity-induced behavior of phononic crystals (PCs) has recently become a hot research topic in the community. However, due to the limitations in the analytical modelling of damping in dynamic systems, the study of damped PCs has not received proper attention. In this paper, the influence of Coulomb damping on the wave propagation behavior of cubically nonlinear monoatomic phononic chains is investigated. To do so, the nonlinear dispersion relation is obtained analytically using the well-established multiple scales method and the band structure of the damped nonlinear chains is compared to the ones corresponding to the linear and nonlinear undamped chains. Due to the coupling between the amplitude and the frequency, stemmed from the nonlinear nature of the chain, Coulomb damping can lead to lower dispersion frequencies in the chain. The formulation and results are then expanded to 2D nonlinear lattices. The present manuscript is the first attempt to capture the effect of Coulomb damping on the wave propagation behavior of nonlinear lattices and the results put us one step closer to developing a comprehensive analytical model for the behavior of damped PCs which can in turn lead to invaluable design concepts for nonlinear nonconservative wave-manipulation devices.

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