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Concentrating Elastic Waves by Isotropic Homogeneous and Reflectionless Materials

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In this paper, we show that compared with the conventional transformation elastodynamics, the method based on physical interpretation of form-invariance can provide more flexibility in material design. As a result of this flexibility, the impedance-matched condition for both S and P waves in perpendicularly incident cases exists, thus the isotropic homogeneous elastic wave concentrator can be designed. Samples are conceived and validated by numerical simulations.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 625)

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210-213

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.625.210

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December 2012

Authors:

Jin Hu, Xiang Yang Lu

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Cloak, Transformation Acoustics, Transformation Elastodynamics, Transformation Optics

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