Anderson Localization in Periodic Elastic Systems with Random Perturbations
Jilin University, China
Hosted by Department of Applied Mathematics, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Abstract
This seminar investigates Anderson localization in subwavelength elastic periodic systems with random perturbations. For the unperturbed structure, layer-potential methods recast the eigenvalue problem as boundary integral equations, yielding asymptotic expressions for subwavelength eigenvalues and establishing a band gap above the subwavelength band. A Floquet transform then brings the perturbed problem into a periodic formulation and produces equations for resonant frequencies under general perturbations. Numerical experiments on monomer and dimer structures test agreement with the analysis. Increasing the strength and number of random perturbations demonstrates localization, providing a mathematical basis for elastic metamaterial design.
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