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Adaptive metamaterial resonators: a discrete and continuous mechanism
Locally resonant metamaterials are an established route to lightweight attenuation of vibration and noise, but their performance is tied to a bandgap fixed at the design stage. In practice, excitation frequencies are rarely constant, as they can vary with operating conditions and loading, causing fi
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