Wave propagation in metamaterial honeycombs endowed with periodically distributed nonlinear resonators is addressed. The linear and nonlinear dispersion properties of the metamaterial are investigated. The nonlinear wave propagation equations obtained via a projection method and the Floquet–Bloch theorem are attacked by the method of multiple scales to obtain in closed form the nonlinear manifolds parametrized by the amplitudes, the frequency, and the wave numbers. The effects of the nonlinearity on the frequency bandgaps are thoroughly investigated and the optimization problem of the resonators nonlinearity towards increased bandgap size is tackled to provide a significant practical framework for the design of nonlinear metamaterials
Nonlinearity enhanced wave bandgaps in metamaterial honeycombs embedding spider web-like resonators / Shen, Yichang; Lacarbonara, Walter. - In: JOURNAL OF SOUND AND VIBRATION. - ISSN 0022-460X. - 562:(2023), p. 117821. [10.1016/j.jsv.2023.117821]
Nonlinearity enhanced wave bandgaps in metamaterial honeycombs embedding spider web-like resonators
Yichang Shen
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Formal Analysis
;Walter LacarbonaraSecondo
Conceptualization
2023
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Wave propagation in metamaterial honeycombs endowed with periodically distributed nonlinear resonators is addressed. The linear and nonlinear dispersion properties of the metamaterial are investigated. The nonlinear wave propagation equations obtained via a projection method and the Floquet–Bloch theorem are attacked by the method of multiple scales to obtain in closed form the nonlinear manifolds parametrized by the amplitudes, the frequency, and the wave numbers. The effects of the nonlinearity on the frequency bandgaps are thoroughly investigated and the optimization problem of the resonators nonlinearity towards increased bandgap size is tackled to provide a significant practical framework for the design of nonlinear metamaterialsFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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