Imaging techniques have been used to capture the temporal and spatial evolution of light emissions from collapsing bubble clouds at high static pressures. Emission events lasting up to 70 ns with peak diameters nearing 1 mm have been observed. Observations of the cloud evolution before and after emission events have been made. Photomultiplier tube monitoring has been employed in conjunction with imaging to study the temporal characteristics of light emission.
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