The Principle of Creating Quasiperiodic Surfaces under the Action of a Vibrating Dielectric Matrix
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A method for creating metasurfaces using a standing wave, formed in a dielectric, is proposed. Such metasurfaces are formed from metal suspensions, are deposited on a dielectric plate, is placed in a metal frame-screen. A method of creating standing waves is presented. The Chladni`s principle is used for creating acoustic figures was taken as the basis. Mathematical description of this model is proposed, as well as the main research methods.
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