Comparative study of pulsed laser-induced breakdown at a metal-liquid interface at two liquid temperatures using a beam-deflection probe

An empirical experimental investigation on the effect of an external electric field on the behaviour of laser-induced cavitation bubbles

“…De Giacomo et al 18 experimented with different target geometries which resulted in bubbles originating from bulk targets having a higher radius as compared to bubbles originating from wire targets. A recent work 25 investigated the behaviour of cavitation bubbles at varied liquid temperatures and found that the radii of bubbles decreases as liquid temperature is increased. Thus a variety of external agencies can be used to impact the cavitation bubble dynamics.…”