A model of the interaction of a spherical gas bubble and a rigid spherical particle is derived as a coupled system of second-order differential equations using Lagrangian mechanics. The model accounts for pulsation and translation of the bubble as well as translation of the particle in an infinite, incompressible liquid. The model derived here is accurate to order R(5)d(5), where R is a characteristic radius and d is the separation distance between the bubble and particle. This order is the minimum accuracy required to account for the interaction of the bubble and particle. Dependence on the size and density of the particle is demonstrated through numerical integration of the dynamical equations for both the free and forced response of the system. Numerical results are presented for models accurate to orders higher than R(5)d(5) to demonstrate the consequences of truncating the equations at order R(5)d(5).
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