2009
DOI: 10.1117/12.817760
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Localization and the invariant probability measure for a structural dynamic system

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“…As already demonstrated through earlier applications of the Anderson localization theory to a variety of periodic dynamic systems (see, for example, [3]- [5]), this average exponential decay has been shown to provide for an accurate quantitative measure of the disorder-induced degradation of the response attributes of the periodic structure. In earlier studies, we have demonstrated how this technique can be used to analyze the effects of statistical material/geometric disorder in the electromagnetic properties of transmission-line-based metamaterial structures, where lumped circuit elements and transmission-line-based structures suffice for their modeling [6].…”
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“…As already demonstrated through earlier applications of the Anderson localization theory to a variety of periodic dynamic systems (see, for example, [3]- [5]), this average exponential decay has been shown to provide for an accurate quantitative measure of the disorder-induced degradation of the response attributes of the periodic structure. In earlier studies, we have demonstrated how this technique can be used to analyze the effects of statistical material/geometric disorder in the electromagnetic properties of transmission-line-based metamaterial structures, where lumped circuit elements and transmission-line-based structures suffice for their modeling [6].…”
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“…This approach, which makes use of the Anderson localization theory [2], leads to the computationally-efficient calculation of an average exponential decay per unit cell for the transmitted wave, which is also known in the solid state physics literature as localization factor. As demonstrated through its application to a variety of periodic dynamic systems (see, for example, [3], [4], and [5] for applications in the structural dynamics community), this average exponential decay has been shown to provide for an accurate quantitative measure of the disorder-induced degradation of the response attributes of the periodic structure.…”
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