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20182022
most citedDoubly-nonlinear waveguides with self-switching functionality selection capabilities

34 citations · 34 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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12 papers

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2022

Stress focusing and damage protection in topological Maxwell metamaterials

Caleb Widstrand, Chen Hu, Xiaoming Mao +2

Advances in the field of topological mechanics have highlighted a number of special mechanical properties of Maxwell lattices, including the ability to focus zero-energy floppy mod…

physics.app-ph2021

Bandgap tuning in kerfed metastrips under extreme deformation

Caleb Widstrand, Negar Kalantar, Stefano Gonella

The process of kerfing enables planar structures with the ability to undergo dramatic out-of-plane deformation in response to static loads. Starting from flat and stiff sheets, ker…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2021

Tunable bandgaps and symmetry breaking in magneto-mechanical metastructures inspired by multi-layer 2D materials

Kuan Zhang, Weijian Jiao, Stefano Gonella

In this Letter, we introduce a paradigm to realize magneto-mechanical metastructures inspired by multi-layer 2D materials, such as graphene bilayers. The metastructures are intende…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2020

Soft topological lattice wheels

William Zunker, Stefano Gonella

We investigate the large deformation and extreme load-management capabilities of a soft topologically polarized kagome lattice mapped to a cylindrical domain through the problem of…

nlin.PS2020

Nonlinear harmonic generation in two-dimensional lattices of repulsive magnets

Weijian Jiao, Stefano Gonella

In this Letter, we provide experimental evidence of nonlinear wave propagation in a triangular lattice of repulsive magnets supported by an elastic foundation of thin pillars and w…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2020

Symmetry of the phonon landscape across the duality boundary of twisted kagomes lattices

Stefano Gonella

In this work, we investigate the symmetry of the phonon landscape of twisted kagome lattices across their duality boundary. The study is inspired by recent work by Fruchart et al.…