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The vortices produced by sound in jets of air are examined by stroboscopic cinematography, and their velocity, growth, and angular velocity are determined. It is found possible to explain the salient characteristics exhibited by sensitive jets and the mechanism of their sensitivity. The physical processes underlying the instability of gaseous jets in general are discussed also.
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G. Burniston Brown (1935) studied this question.
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