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Inhomogeneity in a medium will cause wave scattering, influencing the transfer of energy or information. However, it is possible to prepare a prescribed wavefront which propagates through an inhomogeneous medium with unity flux-transmittance. This phenomenon is first predicted in the context of mesoscopic electron transport. Another remarkable phenomenon is the bimodal distribution of the transmission singular values, which implies that in a lossless medium the full solution space in the scattering region can be spanned only by open channels, which are completely transmitted, and closed channels, which are completely reflected. In mesoscopic physics, random-matrix theory is usually utilized to deal with the statistical properties of matrices with randomly distributed entries since the medium is assumed to be randomly fluctuating. In this paper, we propose a method of systematically studying the maximal flux transmission through an inhomogeneous acoustic waveguide. The model is chosen to be a waveguide with varying cross-sections and a penetrable scatterer, and the method is based on the coupled mode theory. This method can be used to analyze the frequency of nearly complete transmission for an arbitrary incident wave, and to analyze the incident wave that is able to generate the maximal flux-transmittance for any given frequency. We construct the transmission matrix and the horizontal wavenumber matrix by using orthonormal basis functions, and give the expression of flux-transmittance. Then the optimal incident wave which brings the maximal transmittance through the scattering region is derived based on singular value decomposition. The optimal incident waves are independent of the evanescent modes since evanescent modes do not transfer any energy. But the evanescent modes can give rise to the multivaluedness of wave solutions with complete flux transmission. Considering the fact that acoustic waveguides can naturally resist the influence of highly oscillating perturbations since most of them correspond to evanescent modes), the maximal flux transmission in waveguide is thus found to be highly robust. Especially at a specific frequency, the complete wave transmission has perfect robustness. This proposed method can be generalized to any other frequency, to other types of scatterers, or to other kinds of boundary conditions, and can provide guidance in designing acoustic metamaterials and in highly efficient communication.
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Keywords:
- inhomogeneous waveguides /
- maximal flux transmission /
- complete wave transmission /
- optimal incident wave
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图 1 变截面含散射体非均匀波导示意图
Figure 1. Configuration of the inhomogeneous waveguide with varying cross-sections and one scatterer.
图 2 平面波能流透射率随频率变化曲线
Figure 2. Energy flux transmittance as a function of frequency when injecting a plane wave.
图 3 (a) 平面波能流全透射声场(
$k = 0.95{\text{π}} $ ); (b) 平面波能流零透射声场($k = 0.735{\text{π}} $ )Figure 3. (a) Wave field with unity energy flux transmittance generated by a plane wave (
$k = 0.95{\text{π}} $ ); (b) wave field with zero energy flux transmittance generated by a plane wave ($k = 0.735{\text{π}} $ ).
图 4 (a) Comsol计算平面波能流全透射声场(
$f = 712$ Hz); (b) Comsol计算平面波能流零透射声场($f = 551$ Hz)Figure 4. (a) Wave field calculated by Comsol with unity energy flux transmittance generated by a plane wave (
$f = $ $ 712$ Hz); (b) wave field calculated by Comsol with zero energy flux transmittance generated by a plane wave ($f = $ $ 551$ Hz).
图 5 (a) 奇异值平方分布; (b) 最佳入射波幅值分布; (c) 最佳入射波的模态展开系数; (d) 产生能流最大透射的声场. 波导参数与图2中使用的一致, 频率
$k = 1.45{\text{π}} $ Figure 5. (a) Distribution of squares of singular values; (b) modulus of the optimal incident wave; (c) expansion coefficients of the optimal incident wave; (d) wave field with the maximum energy flux transmittance. The geometry of the waveguide is same as that in Fig. 2, and the frequency is
$k = 1.45{\text{π}} $ .
图 7 最佳入射波存在随机扰动时的声场
Figure 7. Wave field generated by a disturbed optimal incident wave.
图 8 最佳入射波存在随机干扰时能流透射率的 (a)期望和(b)相对标准差随频率的变化
Figure 8. (a) Expectation and (b) relative standard deviation of the flux-transmittance when the optimal incident wave is randomly perturbed.
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