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Acoustics

a wave-trapping effect in which a thinning structural taper slows bending waves toward zero speed so they can be absorbed with little reflection.

In acoustics, acoustic black hole refers to a wave-trapping effect in which a thinning structural taper slows bending waves toward zero speed so they can be absorbed with little reflection. This meaning comes from Krylov (2004) in Journal of Sound and Vibration.[1]

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References

Krylov, V. V., & Tilman, F. J. B. S. (2004). Acoustic ‘black holes’ for flexural waves as effective vibration dampers. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 274(3-5), 605-619. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsv.2003.05.010

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