Experimental Evidence of Rainbow Trapping and Bloch Oscillations of Torsional Waves in Chirped Metallic Beams.
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ABSTRACT: The Bloch oscillations (BO) and the rainbow trapping (RT) are two apparently unrelated phenomena, the former arising in solid state physics and the latter in metamaterials. A Bloch oscillation, on the one hand, is a counter-intuitive effect in which electrons start to oscillate in a crystalline structure when a static electric field is applied. This effect has been observed not only in solid state physics but also in optical and acoustical structured systems since a static electric field can be mimicked by a chirped structure. The RT, on the other hand, is a phenomenon in which the speed of a wave packet is slowed down in a dielectric structure; different colors then arrive to different depths within the structure thus separating the colors also in time. Here we show experimentally the eme
SUBMITTER: Arreola-Lucas A
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6372627 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Feb
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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