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Please could someone explain to me what is meant by the radially symmetric "breathing resonance" of a sealed water filled tube or cell?
That is with the use of transducers this can be achieved, but what does it mean? is it talking about generating a standing wave in the fluid?
It relates to sonoluminence where a bubble may be suspended, although it stays where it is due to Bernoulli pressure, does this relate?
thanks for any input on this.
edit and if a graph says "during a single cycle of a sound field" what could that possibly mean? could it be referring to changing the frequency through a cycle? (first graph on page 1 here... http://www.physics.ucla.edu/Sonoluminescence/sono2.pdf)
That is with the use of transducers this can be achieved, but what does it mean? is it talking about generating a standing wave in the fluid?
It relates to sonoluminence where a bubble may be suspended, although it stays where it is due to Bernoulli pressure, does this relate?
thanks for any input on this.
edit and if a graph says "during a single cycle of a sound field" what could that possibly mean? could it be referring to changing the frequency through a cycle? (first graph on page 1 here... http://www.physics.ucla.edu/Sonoluminescence/sono2.pdf)
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