Elastic wave imaging with Maxwell's fish-eye lens

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Autores principales: Zhao, Liuxian, Li, Chunlin, Zhuang, Xuxu, Guo, Hao, Liu, Yongquan
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author Zhao, Liuxian
Li, Chunlin
Zhuang, Xuxu
Guo, Hao
Liu, Yongquan
author_facet Zhao, Liuxian
Li, Chunlin
Zhuang, Xuxu
Guo, Hao
Liu, Yongquan
contents In this paper, a modified Maxwell's fish-eye lens is proposed in order to achieve super-resolution imaging. This lens possesses elevated refractive index profile compared with the traditional Maxwell's fish-eye lens. The refractive index profile is achieved with variable thickness configuration defined in a sheet plate structure, to realise desired changes in refractive indices. The wave propagation behaviours and the full width at half maximum (FWHM) are obtained from numerical simulations and experimental studies at the focal region of the lens. Super-resolution imaging is observed in a broadband frequency scope, with the FWHM around 0.2λ from 5 to 10 kHz. This work provides a straightforward and flexible approach to the engineering of the MFEL imaging characteristics and energy distributions for related applications.
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spellingShingle Elastic wave imaging with Maxwell's fish-eye lens
Zhao, Liuxian
Li, Chunlin
Zhuang, Xuxu
Guo, Hao
Liu, Yongquan
Classical Physics
Applied Physics
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In this paper, a modified Maxwell's fish-eye lens is proposed in order to achieve super-resolution imaging. This lens possesses elevated refractive index profile compared with the traditional Maxwell's fish-eye lens. The refractive index profile is achieved with variable thickness configuration defined in a sheet plate structure, to realise desired changes in refractive indices. The wave propagation behaviours and the full width at half maximum (FWHM) are obtained from numerical simulations and experimental studies at the focal region of the lens. Super-resolution imaging is observed in a broadband frequency scope, with the FWHM around 0.2λ from 5 to 10 kHz. This work provides a straightforward and flexible approach to the engineering of the MFEL imaging characteristics and energy distributions for related applications.
title Elastic wave imaging with Maxwell's fish-eye lens
topic Classical Physics
Applied Physics
74Bxx
A.0
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.04285