Yuxuan Zhang , Jinfeng Zhao , Weitao Yuan , Pengfei Li , Fan Yang , Yongdong Pan
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Intrinsic polarization and high-frequency broadband asymmetric transmission of flexural wave in beams
Recently, the spin-momentum locking of elastic wave have been uncovered in beam structures. This work provides a theoretical and experimental study on flexural beam wave, as frequency goes from low to high values. First, both Timoshenko’s and Euler’s beam theories are used to reveal the polarization of general displacement, as well as the spin angular momentum of flexural wave. Then, the chiral spin source is built up, and the resonance of source cube is observed to reverse the polarization of source cube itself. After that, the same signal pair are put upon chiral source cube. The asymmetric transmission of flexural wave is experimentally observed, from low to high frequency, witnessing the reversal of asymmetric direction due to source resonance. These theoretical and numerical results confirm the spin-momentum locking for flexural wave, within broad frequency range, and evidence the influences of source cube resonance.
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