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As an equivalent counterpart of topological research on photonics and condensed matter physics, acoustic metamaterials create an opportunity to explore the topological behaviors in phononics and physics of programmable acoustics. This book introduces the topological behavior of acoustics through the novel design of metamaterials. It provides valuable insight into acoustic metamaterials, from multidisciplinary fundamentals to cutting-edge research. Serves as a single resource on acoustic metamaterials Covers the fundamentals of classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, and state-of-the-art condensed matter physics principles so that topological acoustics can be easily understood by engineers Introduces topological behaviors with acoustics and elastic waves through quantum analogue Hall effects, quantum spin Hall effects, and quantum valley Hall effects and their applications Explains the pros and cons of different design methods and gives guidelines for selecting specific designs of acoustic metamaterials with specific topological behaviors Includes MATLAB® code for numerical analysis of band structures This book is written for graduate students, researchers, scientists, and professionals across materials, mechanical, civil, and aerospace engineering, and those who want to enhance their understanding and commence research in metamaterials.
1. Acoustic Metmaterials. 2. Classical Mechanics and the Physics of Continua. 3.Acoustics and Elastic Wave Propagation in Fluids and Anisotropic Solids. 4. Electromagnetic Wave Propagation. 5. Quantum Mechanics for Engineers. 6. Waves in Periodic Media: Quantum Analogous Application of Acoustics and Elastic Waves. 7. Topological Acoustics in Metamaterials.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Sourav Banerjee is Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering Department at the University of South Carolina (UofSC), Columbia. He serves as Director of the Integrated Material Assessment and Predictive Simulation Laboratory (i-MAPS) at UofSC.