A tray of water was shaken at 82 Hz, producing Faraday waves, a type of standing capillary wave.

A tray of water was shaken at 82 Hz, producing Faraday waves, a type of standing capillary wave.

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2015, 2015 Team First, Flow Categories, Flow Vis Techniques, Images, Media, Refractive Index, Waves, z Class & Assignment

By Gardner Nichols and Janelle Montoya for Fall 2015 Team First.
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