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Acoustic Surface Evanescent Wave and its Dominant Contribution to Extraordinary Acoustic Transmission and Collimation of Sound
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We demonstrate both theoretically and experimentally the physical mechanism that underlies extraordinary acoustic transmission and collimation of sound through a one-dimensional decorated plate. A microscopic theory considers the total field as the sum of the scattered waves by every periodically aligned groove on the plate, which divides the total field into far-field radiative cylindrical waves and acoustic surface evanescent waves (ASEWs). Different from the well-known acoustic surface waves like Rayleigh waves and Lamb waves, ASEW is closely analogous to a surface plasmon polariton in the optical case. By mapping the total field, the experiments well confirm the theoretical calculations with ASEWs excited. The establishment of the concept of ASEW provides a new route for the integration of subwavelength acoustic devices with a structured solid surface.
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- Zhou, Y., Lu, M.-H., Feng, L., Ni, X., Chen, Y.-F., Zhu, Y.-Y., Zhu, S.-N., & Ming, N.-B.
- Venue
- Physical Review Letters
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- American Physical Society (APS)
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- 2010-04-23
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- 104
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- 16
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- 164301-164301
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- 1079-7114
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