Acoustic cavitation structures and simulations by a particle model

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Abstract

Cavitation bubbles in acoustic resonators are observed to arrange in branch-like patterns. We give a brief review of the anatomy of such structures and outline an approach for simulation by individual, moving bubbles. This particle model can reproduce an experimentally observed transition between different structure types in a rectangular resonator cell.

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Mettin, R., Luther, S., Ohl, C. D., & Lauterborn, W. (1999). Acoustic cavitation structures and simulations by a particle model. In Ultrasonics Sonochemistry (Vol. 6, pp. 25–29). Elsevier. https://doi.org/10.1016/S1350-4177(98)00025-X

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