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Topologically Protected Surface Acoustic Wave Edge States in Phononic Integrated Circuits
Phononic integrated circuits enable the development of compact systems to manipulate radio frequency signals through interconnected networks of acoustic waveguides. Introducing topologically protected robustness in these circuits to counter fabrication imperfections and local perturbations, remains
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