November 1, 1973

Behavior of vortex rings in the vicinity of a wall

UBUlfilas BoldesUniversidad Nacional de La Pampa JFJ. C. FerreriAcademia Nacional de Medicina

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An experiment is described which shows that a vortex ring traveling toward a wall situated normal to its axis may undergo momentary inversions of its forward velocity. A qualitative analysis of the physics involved is given.

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