Titlebook: Bubble Dynamics and Interface Phenomena; Proceedings of an IU J. R. Blake,J. M. Boulton-Stone,N. H. Thomas Conference proceedings 1994 Spri

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Interaction of two laser-produced cavitation bubbles near boundaries as the mutual distance is an important parameter affecting bubble migration. In addition, if a boundary is present the interaction of two bubbles is influenced by the proximity of the two bubbles to the boundary surface. In some combination of conditions, no bubble migration takes place, in which c

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Interaction of two laser-induced cavitation bubblese oscillation and the shock wave emission of the other bubble. We tried to distinguish between both interaction mechanisms by introducing an interface between the cavitation bubbles that should only allow the shock wave mediated bubble interaction. Our photographs show that bubbles interact even thr

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Vortex simulations of bubble oscillations this has been accomplished by placing a source of unknown strength inside the bubble. Here, a new vortex method capable of simulating problems of this nature is developed. The volume changes of the domain are handled by introducing a uniform source distribution at the surface. Examples of the appli

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Time-resolved measurements of shock-wave emission and cavitation-bubble generation in intraocular lahotodisruption with picosecond pulses in comparison to the clinical techniques presently used, the shock wave characteristics and the bubble expansion after optical breakdown with picosecond (30 ps) and nanosecond (6 ns) Nd:YAG laser pulses were investigated by time-resolved photography. Frequency d