3. Radiation pressure-driven interface instabilities
The linear deformation regime assumes that the heights remain sufficiently small to allow the curvature to be linearized and the beam to be considered as incident nearly normally. However, while these approximations are valid for the deformation of “classical” interfaces, they may no longer hold when surface tensions are low, as the interfaces become highly deformable. Figure
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Radiation pressure-driven interface instabilities