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Steerable Radiation Forces with Frequency-Detuned Acoustic Metasurfaces
We demonstrate that acoustic waves can induce controlled translation and rotation of macroscopic objects through small, but deliberate, detuning of the driving wave frequency. When an object is patterned with a suitably designed acoustic metasurface, small changes in the incident frequency $ω\pm δω$
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