A Study on Metamaterials with Bandstop Filter Characteristics by Structural Deformations in Metaspace

A Study on Metamaterials with Bandstop Filter Characteristics by Structural Deformations in Metaspace
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Volume-73 Issue-6
Year of Publication : 2025
Author : Hyunwoo Kang
DOI : 10.14445/22315381/IJETT-V73I6P101

How to Cite?
Hyunwoo Kang, "A Study on Metamaterials with Bandstop Filter Characteristics by Structural Deformations in Metaspace," International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology, vol. 73, no. 6, pp.1-7, 2025. Crossref, https://doi.org/10.14445/22315381/IJETT-V73I6P101

Abstract
This study aims to create metamaterials with single structures. It is important to understand the characteristics of single structures and to apply these single materials in various ways. In particular, if the same structures in virtual and real environments cannot express different acoustic pressure characteristics, it will be difficult for users to adapt, and the understanding of the space will be more vulnerable. Therefore, efforts are needed to apply structures that reflect these characteristics well. Therefore, this study aims to design a metaverse space that reflects structures that apply these characteristics well by studying metamaterials that can be applied equally in real and virtual environments. The proposed single structure can be applied in various ways, and satisfactory results were obtained from the measurements.

Keywords
Metaverse, Metamaterials, Single structures considering acoustic pressure characteristics, Center frequencies, Band stop structures.

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