Filtering of elastic waves by opal-based hypersonic crystal.
Filtering of elastic waves by opal-based hypersonic crystal.
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10.1021/nl904126m
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2010-03
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10.8
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A. S. Salasyuk;A. Scherbakov;D. Yakovlev;A. Akimov;A. A. Kaplyanskii-A.;Saveliy F. Kaplan;S. A. Grudinkin;A. Nashchekin;A. Pevtsov;V. Golubev;T. Berstermann;C. Brüggemann;M. Bombeck;M. Bayer
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作者:
A. S. Salasyuk;A. Scherbakov;D. Yakovlev;A. Akimov;A. A. Kaplyanskii-A.;Saveliy F. Kaplan;S. A. Grudinkin;A. Nashchekin;A. Pevtsov;V. Golubev;T. Berstermann;C. Brüggemann;M. Bombeck;M. Bayer
We report experiments in which high quality silica opal films are used as three-dimensional hypersonic crystals in the 10 GHz range. Controlled sintering of these structures leads to well-defined elastic bonding between the submicrometer-sized silica spheres, due to which a band structure for elastic waves is formed. The sonic crystal properties are studied by injection of a broadband elastic wave packet with a femtosecond laser. Depending on the elastic bonding strength, the band structure separates long-living surface acoustic waves with frequencies in the complete band gap from bulk waves with band frequencies that propagate into the crystal leading to a fast decay.