Nonlinear acoustic metasurface for simultaneous higher-harmonic generation and demultiplexing

Nonlinear acoustic metasurface for simultaneous higher-harmonic generation and demultiplexing
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10.1117/12.2612932
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2022-04
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Zhen Lin;Yuning Zhang;Kon-Well Wang;S. Tol
Zhen Lin;Yuning Zhang;Kon-Well Wang;S. Tol
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Zhen Lin;Yuning Zhang;Kon-Well Wang;S. Tol

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