Small low frequency wave absorbing device
A low-frequency noise and component technology, which is applied in the field of low-frequency and seismic wave absorption waves, and can solve problems such as bulkiness and attenuation.
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[0017] When an acoustic or electromagnetic wave is incident on the surface of a structure or material, a response is produced in the form of reflected waves plus waves penetrating the structure or material. This wave response must be causal, i.e., the wave response at any given moment can only depend on what happened before that moment, which is called the principle of causality. In other words, waves incident in the future will not affect the present response. When expressed in the language of mathematics, this intuitive and seemingly trivial statement can have profound implications that touch almost all areas of physics. An example of the principle of causality is the relationship between the real and imaginary parts of the dielectric function of electromagnetism, deduced by Hans Kramers and Ralph Kronig in the 1820s The relationship is known as the Kramers-Kronig relationship. A little-known implication of the causal principle is the inequality linkin...
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