Acoustic emission of single laser-produced cavitation bubbles and their dynamics
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Cavitation bubble dynamics is investigated by the method of ‘optic cavitation’, i.e. the formation of single cavities in liquids by light. From the sound waves radiated upon collapse the pressure-time curve is obtained. Maximum bubble size and shock wave amplitudes are evaluated and an energy balance is considered. Numerical calculations with a modified Gilmore model taking into account the mass loss of the cavity can explain the rapid damping of the bubble oscillation observed in the experiments.
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