An advance allowing a simple, stable system exhibiting this phenomenon was made by Gaitan and Crum.
One text on this subject considers how the forces involved in this phenomenon, called Bjerknes forces, cause certain structures to approach the Blake pressure. An advance allowing a simple, stable system exhibiting this phenomenon was made by Gaitan and Crum. The entities concerned in this phenomenon are described by the Keller equation, which considers viscosity and compressibility, or the simpler Rayleigh-Plesset equation. Schwinger theorizes that this phenomenon emerges due to the dynamic Casimir effect, and, more concretely, this phenomenon can be said to emerge from cavitation. FTP, name this phenomenon in which bubbles stimulated by sound waves emit light.
One text on this subject considers how the forces involved in this phenomenon, called Bjerknes forces, cause certain structures to approach the Blake pressure.
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