Interaction between bubble and particle in spherical liquid cavity surround by an elastic medium

Particle creation in an oscillating spherical cavity

We study the creation of massless scalar particles from the quantum vacuum due to the dynamical Casimir effect by spherical shell with oscillating radius. In the case of a small amplitude of the oscillation, to solve the infinite set of coupled differential equations for the instantaneous basis expansion coefficients we use the method based on the time-dependent perturbation theory of the quant...

Mie theory for light scattering by a spherical particle in an absorbing medium.

Analytic equations are developed for the single-scattering properties of a spherical particle embedded in an absorbing medium, which include absorption, scattering, extinction efficiencies, the scattering phase function, and the asymmetry factor. We derive absorption and scattering efficiencies by using the near field at the surface of the particle, which avoids difficulty in obtaining the exti...

Interaction of Gravitational Waves with an Elastic Solid Medium

Interactional effects of bubble size, particle size, and collector dosage on bubble loading in column flotation

The success of flotation operation depends upon the thriving interactions of chemical and physical variables. In this work, the effects of particle size, bubble size, and collector dosage on the bubble loading in a continuous flotation column were investigated. In other words, this work was mainly concerned with the evaluation of the true flotation response to the changes in the operating varia...

Near-field waveforms from an arbitrarily expanding, transparent spherical cavity in a prestressed medium

A simple, approximate (‘transparent’) solution is derived for the near-field radiation emitted by a spherical cavity expanding in an initial pure shear prestress field. Near-field terms, their propaBtion and decay are discussed for a variety of growth histories, and are shown to be rather insensitive to the detailed variations of rupture velocity. The transparency approximation is shown to be a...