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Acoustic Radiation Pressure

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Abstract

The acoustic radiation pressure is customarily interpreted as the time-average pressure acting on an object in a sound field. The object in this case is conceived in the broadest sense, i.e., a body in a sound field, an interface between two media, or a single particle of a medium set against the other particles of the same medium.

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