2022
DOI: 10.1088/1361-6463/ac72d1
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Broadband achromatic flexural wave Mikaelian lens for high resolution focusing

Abstract: Conformal transformation method has been extensively applied to control propagation of electromagnetic waves and acoustics waves due to the form-invariant property of Maxwell equations and acoustic equations. However, conformal transformation method’s application in elastic waves is rarely reported due to the governing equation of elastic waves don’t have form invariant property. In this paper, through igniting evanescent waves at the interface of conformally mapped Mikaelian lens with hyperbolic secant refrac… Show more

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“…Nonetheless, for most of the methods mentioned above, a fixed frequency or a specific frequency range with a relatively small bandwidth is applicable. In contrast to the previous works, Chen et al [31] designed a flexural wave Mikaelian lens for high resolution focusing through igniting evanescent waves at the interface of conformally mapped Mikaelian lens with hyperbolic secant refractive index profile. After that, Li et al [32] proposed a new method to improve the focusing of reflected waves based on the division of a metasurface lens into two adjacent lenses having inner angles.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nonetheless, for most of the methods mentioned above, a fixed frequency or a specific frequency range with a relatively small bandwidth is applicable. In contrast to the previous works, Chen et al [31] designed a flexural wave Mikaelian lens for high resolution focusing through igniting evanescent waves at the interface of conformally mapped Mikaelian lens with hyperbolic secant refractive index profile. After that, Li et al [32] proposed a new method to improve the focusing of reflected waves based on the division of a metasurface lens into two adjacent lenses having inner angles.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%