Vol. 6, issue 07, article # 11

pdf Gorkavenko V. V., Kopvillem U. Kh. Acoustic nonlinearity of a self-organizing system. // Atmospheric and oceanic optics. 1993. V. 6. No. 07. P. 509-511.
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Abstract:

Possible use of acoustic nonlinearity of a substance for generation of the second harmonic of sound in a controllable sample, that can be a living organism or other self-organizing system, is considered. The proposed method of control over the state of the self-organizing system is based on the assumption that it contains a system of giant electric dipoles whose states are governed by a self-organizing mechanism or metabolic pumping. The control is reduced to a change of the parameters of the system itself.