The acoustic radiation forces on a gas bubble in a plane standing wave and a plane traveling wave are calculated, taking account of viscous and thermal effects. The dissipative effects are introduced into calculations in a natural way, by applying the viscous heat-conducting equations of fluid motion to both the surrounding liquid and the gas inside the bubble. The limits of low and high energy dissipation are examined.
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