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Acoustic metamaterials are artificially engineered materials designed to control, manipulate, and enhance sound waves in ways that natural materials cannot. These materials achieve unique acoustic properties through their structure rather than their composition, allowing for phenomena such as sound cloaking, superlensing, and negative refraction. This manipulation of sound is becoming increasingly important in various applications, including noise control, imaging, and communication technologies.
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