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Boundary-induced medium mapping enables air-equivalent acoustic propagation and perfect absorption in water
The extreme water-air impedance contrast (~3600) has long acted as a fundamental barrier separating airborne and underwater acoustics. Here, we overcome this barrier with flexible boundaries, which establish a direct physical mapping between disparate acoustic media, enabling a water-filled channel
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