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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90953-0Before discussing wave phenomena, we will first examine vibrations. The primary purpose of studying vibrations is to acquaint readers with time-dependent phenomena, particularly time-harmonic phenomena; a fundamental understanding of vibrations aids comprehension of the physics of waves in the following chapters.

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Introduction: Absit Violentia Rebus!,The previous chapters investigate wave phenomena in one-dimensional lattice systems. Even at extremely low frequencies, intriguing wave phenomena, such as bandgap formation, can be observed if additional masses and springs are elaborately added to the system. Such phenomena are not typically observed in conventional lattice systems.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10174-1A beam is a long, slender member with bending as its predominant mode of deformation. Beams and strings both experience transverse displacements, but beams exhibit a structural resistance known as flexural (or bending) rigidity, whereas strings do not.

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Hanne-Margret Birckenbach,Christian WellmannBefore discussing extraordinary two-dimensional (2D) wave phenomena using 2D elastic metamaterials in the next chapter (Chap. .), we present the fundamentals of elastic wave phenomena in 2D elastic media, such as dispersion relations.