bksree Messages 75 Reaction score 3 Thread starter Jan 10, 2015 #1 Hi Attached is an extract of a paper by Lord Rayleigh on pressure generated during collapse of a bubble in a liquid. Will someone please explain how the RHS of equation (2) in the attachment is obtained ? TIA Attachments Rayleigh.docx Rayleigh.docx 95.2 KB · Views: 290
Hi Attached is an extract of a paper by Lord Rayleigh on pressure generated during collapse of a bubble in a liquid. Will someone please explain how the RHS of equation (2) in the attachment is obtained ? TIA
Stephen Tashi Science Advisor Homework Helper Education Advisor Messages 7,864 Reaction score 1,605 Jan 10, 2015 #2 Use eq (1) to Substitute [itex]\frac{UR^2}{r^2}[/itex] for [itex]u[/itex] in the integral. Doesn't the integration work out after that?
Use eq (1) to Substitute [itex]\frac{UR^2}{r^2}[/itex] for [itex]u[/itex] in the integral. Doesn't the integration work out after that?
bksree Messages 75 Reaction score 3 Jan 10, 2015 #3 Stephen Thank you. Got it now. On hindsight, what a silly question to ask. Thanks again