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How to manipulate acoustic waves through thinner structures is always achallenging problem due to the linear proportional relationship between thestructural thickness and the acoustic wavelength. Here, we show the possibilityof breaking this relationship by the strong-coupling effects of the radiatedwaves on the zero-thickness two-dimensional perforated plane, rather thanreducing the thickness of the three-dimensional structure by the resonancemechanism of the cavity structure. The strong-coupling effects can be achievedand regulated by the self and mutual radiation between acoustic waves fromdifferent holes in the zero-thickness plane. We experimentally demonstrate theeffectiveness of our approach by implementing acoustic focusing and holography.Our work introduces a different perspective for manipulating acoustic waves andwill enable the application of ultrathin acoustic devices.

Acoustic manipulation through zero-thickness perforated plane with strong-coupling effects