A beam-deflection probe as a method for optodynamic measurements of cavitation bubble oscillations

High-intensity light from a laser pulse can produce laser-induced breakdown in a liquid followed by a shock wave and the growth of a cavitation bubble. When the bubble reaches its maximum radius, the pressure of the surrounding liquid causes it to collapse; this results in bubble oscillations. The c...

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Published in:Measurement science & technology 2007-09, Vol.18 (9), p.2972-2978
Main Authors: Petkovsek, Rok, Gregorcic, Peter, Mozina, Janez
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