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Conversion excitation of intense sound fields in crystals

Alshits V., Bessonova D., Lyubimov V., Radowicz A.

Vibrations in Physical Systems

2014

Vol. 26

13--20

The resonant excitation of an intense elastic wave in a crystal is described through a special nonspecular reflection close to a conversion when almost all the energy from the incident pump wave falls into the near-surface narrow high-intensity reflected beam. The resonance arises when the excited reflected wave is close to the bulk eigenmode satisfying the condition of free boundary. It is shown that the choice of the crystal surface parallel to a symmetry plane allows simultaneous optimization of reflection geometry when the intensity maximum for the excited wave is accompanied by the intensity minimum for the other (parasite) reflected wave. And the conversion criterion of vanishing of the above minimum is determined by one definite condition on elastic moduli. On this basis the series of real monoclinic, orthorhombic and hexagonal crystals were chosen where the resonant reflection in non-symmetric sagittal planes proves to be very close to conversion.

Topological wave features near degeneracies in acoustics and optics of absorptive crystals

Alshits V., Lyubimov V., Radowicz A.

Vibrations in Physical Systems

2012

Vol. 25

33--40

The unified formalism for description of acoustic and optic properties is developed for directions close to degeneracies in absorbing crystals. The absorption splits a conical degeneracy which causes topological transformations in polarization and geometrical features of degenerate branches. Polarization ellipses distributions gain singularities at the degeneracy points characterized by the Poincaré indices n = ±1/4. The slowness surfaces acquire lines of self-intersection connecting the split degeneracy points where the wedge of intersection has infinitely sharp tips. Geometrical and polarization singularities due to absorption create non-trivial features in conical refraction. For any direction of propagation in the vicinity of the split axes the ray velocity precesses along the universal cone of refraction. Kinematics of this precession appreciably depends on the propagation direction. Conditions for experimental observation of the predicted effects are discussed.