Dynamic Geometric Phase Mechanism for Multi-mode Guided Wave Manipulation

IF 9.4 1区 工程技术 Q1 ENGINEERING, MECHANICAL International Journal of Mechanical Sciences Pub Date : 2025-02-15 Epub Date: 2025-02-08 DOI:10.1016/j.ijmecsci.2025.110043
Chaoyu Sun , Ailing Song , Siyuan Peng , Yanxun Xiang
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This paper proposes an efficient realization method for multi-mode guided wave manipulation based on the dynamic geometric phase mechanism. The properties of the elastic elements capable of generating mode conversion are first discussed and a geometric structure is designed according to the properties. Then the genetic algorithm and simplex method are used to optimize the geometric structure of the independent unit to achieve perfect mode conversion. The theoretical analysis has proved that dynamic phase and geometric phase mechanisms can realize the phase modulation 0-2π for any mode. The multi-mode guided wave manipulation including anomalous refraction, beam splitting, and focusing is numerically and experimentally achieved by the mode-converting meta-cell with arbitrary input and output mode waves. This work solves the multi-mode manipulation problem in the guided wave system, which may provide a new solution for precisely engineering elastic waveform manipulation.

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多模导波操纵的动态几何相位机制
提出了一种基于动态几何相位机制的多模导波操纵的有效实现方法。首先讨论了能够产生模态转换的弹性元件的特性,并根据这些特性设计了几何结构。然后利用遗传算法和单纯形法对独立单元的几何结构进行优化,以实现完美的模式转换。理论分析证明了动态相位和几何相位机构可以实现任意模式的0-2π相位调制。利用任意输入输出模式波的转换元单元,在数值和实验上实现了包括异常折射、光束分裂和聚焦在内的多模导波操纵。该工作解决了导波系统中的多模操纵问题,为精确工程弹性波形操纵提供了一种新的解决方案。
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International Journal of Mechanical Sciences
International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 工程技术-工程:机械
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