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Topology optimization of isotropic viscoelastic microstructures based on periodic homogenization
Mitigating low-frequency noise is particularly challenging due to its limited natural attenuation. This study aims to design viscoelastic composite microstructures that achieve both low acoustic reflection and high internal damping by simultaneously enhancing their effective acoustic impedance and a
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