Interior characterization of opaque interface-bound domains using surface-wave spectroscopy
AssigneeTexas Tech University System
InventorSukalyan BHATTACHARYA
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AssigneeTexas Tech University System
InventorSukalyan BHATTACHARYA
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Disclosed is a framework that performs interfacial spectroscopy for an interfacial wave characterization of a bubble-laden drop or similar interface-bound complex domains. The framework focuses on particle-laden droplets to be the representation of the plausible interface-bound systems. Accordingly, the impact of number, size and position of suspended solids on the frequency and decay spectra creating a coherently structured database can be determined, detected or otherwise identified and analyzed. Then, an inversion algorithm can be built so that the same particulate details can be extracted by comparing the experimentally recorded spectral data with the stored simulation results. Thirdly, the framework can perform experiments and/or analyses to check the effectiveness and accuracy of the entire detection process. Finally, the framework can provide a proof of uniqueness based on effective medium assumption that can be generalized for domains with discrete bodies to justify possible extension to more complex systems like living cells.
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