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Multiphase systems: Wave processes, state dynamics, and mathematical models

Phenomena that accompany the processes of shock wave loading and bubble cavitation are briefly reviewed. The mechanisms of spalling due to shock wave interaction with the free surface, formation of “laser radiation” by bubble clusters, and bubble systems in volcanic conduits (problems of their transformation to a gas-particle system and destruction) are considered.

V. Kedrinskii

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