Visualizing intrinsic localized modes with a nonlinear micromechanical array

Micromechanical cantilever arrays provide the opportunity to visualize the nonlinear excitations of
 a discrete nonlinear system in real time. Both stationary and moving localized nonlinear excitations can be
 produced either by driving the system at a frequency outside the plane wav...

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Date:2008
Main Authors: Sato, M., Sievers, A.J.
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 micromechanical array / M. Sato, A.J. Sievers // Физика низких температур. — 2008. — Т. 34, № 7. — С. 687–694. — Бібліогр.: 41 назв. — англ.
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description Micromechanical cantilever arrays provide the opportunity to visualize the nonlinear excitations of
 a discrete nonlinear system in real time. Both stationary and moving localized nonlinear excitations can be
 produced either by driving the system at a frequency outside the plane wave spectrum or by driving the system
 at a frequency within the small amplitude dispersion curve range. To see these modes the tips of the cantilevers
 are imaged on a 1D CCD camera. The brightness of the image depends on the oscillation amplitude
 of the cantilever so that a distribution of amplitudes in the array can be recorded as a function of position and
 time. Both the stationary and traveling excitations have been successfully simulated using a nonlinear
 lumped element lattice model. The former ILM can appear in any size lattice while the latter requires a low
 density of modes for the formation of smoothly running excitation.
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Visualizing intrinsic localized modes with a nonlinear
 micromechanical array / M. Sato, A.J. Sievers // Физика низких температур. — 2008. — Т. 34, № 7. — С. 687–694. — Бібліогр.: 41 назв. — англ.
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https://nasplib.isofts.kiev.ua/handle/123456789/117340
Micromechanical cantilever arrays provide the opportunity to visualize the nonlinear excitations of
 a discrete nonlinear system in real time. Both stationary and moving localized nonlinear excitations can be
 produced either by driving the system at a frequency outside the plane wave spectrum or by driving the system
 at a frequency within the small amplitude dispersion curve range. To see these modes the tips of the cantilevers
 are imaged on a 1D CCD camera. The brightness of the image depends on the oscillation amplitude
 of the cantilever so that a distribution of amplitudes in the array can be recorded as a function of position and
 time. Both the stationary and traveling excitations have been successfully simulated using a nonlinear
 lumped element lattice model. The former ILM can appear in any size lattice while the latter requires a low
 density of modes for the formation of smoothly running excitation.
The authors appreciated the insightful comments of A.M. Kosevich at the 2003 NATO meeting on ILMs at Erice. His suggestion that the ILM spatial oscillations observed in Figs. 8(b,c) of Ref. 23 may be due to Bloch oscillations remains intriguing. We also dedicate this paper to the memory of Shozo Takeno, who pioneered in the ILM field. This work was supported by DOE DE-FG02-04ER46154 and JSPS-Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)18340086.
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Фізико-технічний інститут низьких температур ім. Б.І. Вєркіна НАН України
Физика низких температур
Низкоразмерные и неупорядоченные системы
Visualizing intrinsic localized modes with a nonlinear micromechanical array
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Sato, M.
Sievers, A.J.
Низкоразмерные и неупорядоченные системы
title Visualizing intrinsic localized modes with a nonlinear micromechanical array
title_full Visualizing intrinsic localized modes with a nonlinear micromechanical array
title_fullStr Visualizing intrinsic localized modes with a nonlinear micromechanical array
title_full_unstemmed Visualizing intrinsic localized modes with a nonlinear micromechanical array
title_short Visualizing intrinsic localized modes with a nonlinear micromechanical array
title_sort visualizing intrinsic localized modes with a nonlinear micromechanical array
topic Низкоразмерные и неупорядоченные системы
topic_facet Низкоразмерные и неупорядоченные системы
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