Active control of higher-order topological corner states in a piezoelectric elastic plate
Ze Ma, Yang Liu, Yu-Xin Xie, Yue-Sheng Wang

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the active control of higher-order topological corner states in a piezoelectric elastic plate, enabling tunable and robust localized energy states for potential applications in wave control and energy harvesting.
Contribution
It introduces a method to actively tune topological corner states in a 2D elastic plate using piezoelectric circuits, enhancing practical control over topological wave phenomena.
Findings
Topological corner states can be flipped and tuned via negative capacitance circuits.
Corner states exhibit robustness against defects.
Frequency and position of corner states are actively tunable.
Abstract
Different from the traditional bulk-edge correspondence principle, the discovery of higher-order topological states has generated widespread interest. In a second-order, two-dimensional elastic wave topological insulator, the fluctuation information can be confined to the corners, with the state being topologically protected. In order to better apply topological corner states, this paper designs a two-dimensional elastic plate with adjustable topological corner states by means of piezoelectric control capability. By selectively connecting negative capacitance circuits to piezoelectric sheets on the honeycomb elastic plate, the energy band can be flipped. The topological corner states at the 2{\pi}/3 corner were observed at the boundary of two different topological phase structures in the finite lattice with finite element software. The strong robustness of the topological corner states…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCivil and Geotechnical Engineering Research · Smart Materials for Construction · Geophysics and Sensor Technology
