A self-assembled metamaterial for Lamb waves

Metamaterial Absorbers for Infrared Detection of Molecular Self-Assembled Monolayers

The emerging field of plasmonic metamaterials has introduced new degree of freedom to manipulate optical field from nano to macroscopic scale, offering an attractive platform for sensing applications. So far, metamaterial sensor concepts, however, have focused on hot-spot engineering to improve the near-field enhancement, rather than fully exploiting tailored material properties. Here, we prese...

Elastic metamaterial-based seismic shield for both Lamb and surface waves

Symmetry issues in the hybridization of multi-mode waves with resonators: an example with Lamb waves metamaterial

Locally resonant metamaterials derive their effective properties from hybridization between their resonant unit cells and the incoming wave. This phenomenon is well understood in the case of plane waves that propagate in media where the unit cell respects the symmetry of the incident field. However, in many systems, several modes with orthogonal symmetries can coexist at a given frequency, whil...

Chiral waves in metamaterial medium

In this paper we will present a brief overview of electromagnetic properties of the media with negative permittivity and permeability, and then we will discuss some ideas about possible applications of these materials. In this work we discuss the chiral waves in metamaterial media. Here we study the conditions for strong chirality which can give situations of chiral metamaterial and we propose ...

Lamb Waves in a Poroelastic Plate

Currently, bone mineral density (BMD) is the gold standard for in vivo assessment of frac23 ture risk of bones and is measured using X-ray absorptiometric techniques.1 However, only 24 70–80% of the variance of bone strength is accounted for by bone density. As the brittle25 ness of bone depends on more factors than bone density, biologists believe that quantitative 26 ultrasound techniques (QU...