Wave propagation in two-dimensional periodic lattices.
By A. Phani, Jim Woodhouse, Norman A. Fleck. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2006
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- Tailoring vibration suppression bands with hierarchical metamaterials containing local resonators (2019, background): “In the study, the aluminum honeycomb lattice is simplified as a linear mass-spring system with m0 1⁄4 9L0t0rA and k0 1⁄4 ðEAt(3) 0Þ=ð2L(3)0Þ , where the mass and spring constant are obtained from the first cutoff frequency of the connected beam [58,59].”
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