Abstract

We report a schlieren-style stroboscopic phase-contrast field-amplitude imaging of two-dimensional acoustic whispering gallery modes in a circular shell cavity immersed in liquid. A schlieren signal is combined with a presplit reference beam to enable nonscan field-amplitude imaging. Excitation mechanisms of standing and traveling eigenmodes, respectively, are analyzed with acoustic ray simulations presented in a Poincaré surface of sections. The time evolutions for both standing and traveling eigenmodes are reconstructed using the stroboscopic capability.

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