Background resonant acoustic control of heterophase processes
Abstract The theoretical principles of controlled self-organization of open nonequilibrium condensed systems in heterogeneous processes are described. The control is performed by means of a background acoustic field, which organizes the phase trajectories at the frequency band immanent in the medium...
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