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One-way transmission of elastic waves in phononic beams
Many researches on asymmetric or one-way transmission mostly focus on one mode type of the elastic waves, but there is little work on asymmetric transmission of multiple modes in the same structure. The beam-like structures are designed in this paper to allow four different modes of the elastic waves to be asymmetrically transmitted. We investigate the band structures of the designed phononic beams with both antisymmetric and symmetric structures are analyzed, and explanation on how a possible one-way wave transmission behavior can be obtained for four kinds of the elastic wave modes are given in details by exploiting the mode conversion and mode selection in the linear beam systems. The one-way transmission of the elastic waves in the phononic beams with a finite superlattice are numerically demonstrated. The results show that the incident waves of a considered wave mode are converted into another wave mode after passing through the superlattice in the forward direction but are rejected in the backward direction. The displacement field for different beam sections are calculated to illustrate the wave mode conversion and filtering phenomena.
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