Wavevector resonance in a nonlinear multi-wavespeed chaotic billiard
Alexei Akolzin, Richard L. Weaver
Abstract
Nonlinear coupling between eigenmodes of a system leads to spectral energy redistribution. For multi-wavespeed chaotic billiards the average coupling strength can exhibit sharp discontinuities as a function of frequency related to wavevector coincidences between constituent waves of different wavespeeds. The phenomenon is investigated numerically for an ensemble of 2D square two-wavespeed billiards with rough boundaries and quadratic nonlinearity representative of elastodynamic waves. Results of direct numerical simulations are compared with theoretical predictions.
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