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CTMFD and ATMFD system diagrams: (a) CTMFD system diagram with structural component cutaway; (b) E-ATMFD with component cutaway system diagram; and (c) D-ATMFD with component cutaway system diagram

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Comparison of experimental and simulated frequency response for temporal metastable state fluid pressure in an E-ATMFD system

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Laser-induced cavitation in R-113 in CTMFD system (Reproduced from [5])

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ATMFD lasing setup with variable vertical stage

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Cavitation detection event positions (uncertainty of image processing algorithm for bubble positioning is within 0.85 mm due to image resolution) with differing laser distance from chamber in an E-ATMFD system

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Waiting-time curves for differing laser incidence in the 23 cm3 CTMFD system (error bars are 1σ)

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Waiting-time curves for differing laser distance in the 23 cm3 CTMFD system (error bars are 1σ)

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Laser-induced cavitation positions (to within 100 μm [11]) overlaid on a pressure profile simulation in the D-ATMFD system

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E-ATMFD profilometry: (a) Cavitation event locations in E-ATMFD system with laser-induced cavitation at varying heights and (b) cavitation event locations overlaid on a pressure profile simulation in the E-ATMFD system

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Sensitivity analysis of sound velocity using uncertainty in parameters provided from Ref. [18] in a typical pressure profile of D-ATMFD system

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Matching pressure profiles in ES-ATMFD with differing glass-wall thickness (ES-ATMFD, fixed reflector, 25°C, acetone, default values with exceptions—reflector height 89.1 mm, reflector and beaker wall thicknesses as noted)

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Matching pressure profiles in ES-ATMFD with differing glass density (ES-ATMFD, fixed reflector, 25°C, acetone, default values with exceptions—reflector height 89.1 mm, reflector and beaker density as noted)