Achieving control of in-plane elastic waves
@article{Brun2009AchievingCO, title={Achieving control of in-plane elastic waves}, author={Michele Brun and S. Guenneau and A. Movchan}, journal={Applied Physics Letters}, year={2009}, volume={94}, pages={061903} }
We derive the elastic properties of a cylindrical cloak for in-plane coupled shear and pressure waves. The cloak is characterized by a rank 4 elasticity tensor with spatially varying entries, which are deduced from a geometric transform. Remarkably, the Navier equations retain their form under this transform, which is generally untrue [G. W. Milton et al., N. J. Phys. 8, 248 (2006)]. The validity of our approach is confirmed by comparison of the analytic Green’s function in homogeneous… CONTINUE READING
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