Existence of two kinds of dumbbell domains in bubble materials
Han Bao-Shan, Nie Xiang-fu, Liu Dapeng
Abstract
Han Bao-Shan, Nie Xiang-fu, Liu Dapeng
Abstract
The "exercise" experiment shows that the dumbbell domains, which can eventually contract to circular form and then collapse, should be classified as a kind of dumbbells rather than hard bubbles. Thus dumbbell domains can be divided into two kinds: ID and IID. Their static characteristics are reported, and typical photos are presented.
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The "exercise" experiment shows that the dumbbell domains, which can eventually contract to circular form and then collapse, should be classified as a kind of dumbbells rather than hard bubbles. Thus dumbbell domains can be divided into two kinds: ID and IID. Their static characteristics are reported, and typical photos are presented.
Key concepts: Dumbbell, Bubble, Materials science, Mechanics, Physics, Biology, Physiology