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Pushing the limits of complete omnidirectional bandgaps in 2D nonsymmorphic single-phase phononic crystals

We expand the limits of complete omnidirectional bandgaps (neither P- nor S-waves can propagate) for high symmetry two-dimensional phononic crystal (PnC) designs. We reveal an extremely large 124% complete omnidirectional bandgap and demonstrate the possibility of creating custom, mechanically robus...

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Published in:Applied physics letters 2023-09, Vol.123 (13)
Main Authors: Nadejde, Ilaie, Thomas, Edwin L., Galich, Pavel I.
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