Investigation on tunable low-frequency property of magnetic field induced phononic crystal with Archimedean spiral-beams
Phononic crystal is a type of periodic artificial structure in which the elastic waves can be controlled. However, the immutable dynamic characteristics of fabricated phononic crystals restrict their applications. Therefore, a phononic crystal with tunable ultra-low frequency bandgap, which was cont...
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