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Self-similar Worthington jets
When a micron-sized bubble bursts, capillary waves deform the cavity into a cone that ejects a Worthington jet. The jet is born by inertial focusing, and the local collapse follows self-similar Euler solutions set by the semiangle $β$. Writing $r_j$ and $v_j$ for the dimensionless jet-base radius an
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