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Giant acoustic concentration by extraordinary transmission in zero-mass metamaterials

Park et al., 2013

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5079615542555958906
Author
Park J
Lee K
Wright O
Jung M
Lee S
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Physical review letters

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We demonstrate 97%, 89%, and 76% transmission of sound amplitude in air through walls perforated with subwavelength holes of areal coverage fractions 0.10, 0.03, and 0.01, respectively, producing 94-, 950-, and 5700-fold intensity enhancements therein. This …
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