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3-D Simulation of Dynamic Bubble Collapse

Computational Procedure Fig. 1 shows a computer simulation of the bubble magnetic wall when a pulse niagnetic field of a certain amplitude is added along the Z-axis of bubble garnet film cylindrical bubbles for a constant period of timie. In our simulation, we hypothesized that the bubble was round and that there were no changes along the circumference. We simulated the behavior of the magnetic wall in the filrn thickness direction (the magnetic wall represented in Fig. 1 by the straight line ab). The equation of wall motion used was Gilbert's equation. We performed the simulations using