A. Gueddida, Y. Pennec, S. Hémon, F. Lucklum, M. Vellekoop, N. Mukhin, R. Lucklum, B. Bonello, B. Djafari-Rouhani
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Numerical Analysis of a Tubular Phononic Crystal Sensor
We present a theoretical investigation of the dispersion and transmission properties of a tubular phononic crystal for sensing application. We show the existence of modes confined in a cavity with displacement field spreading over both the solid and fluid parts. Therefore, the frequency of the transmission peak associated to this mode should be sensitive to the sound velocity of the fluid filling the tube.