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Viscous Dissipation Governs Bubble Morphology and Failure in Soft Matter
Cavitation, the growth of bubbles in fluids and soft matter, plays a central role in tissue damage, ultrasound therapies, and material failure, yet the influence of viscoelastic dissipation on bubble dynamics remains unclear. Here, we investigate cavitation in polyacrylamide hydrogels with identical
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