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240    CHAPTER 9  Application of microfluidics in cancer treatment




                            According to the definition of isentropic sound velocity,
                                                   ∂ p  1         1
                                              c =      =   →  k =                     (9.13)
                                               2
                                                                s
 2
 2
 c =∂p∂ρs=1ksρ   →  ks=1ρ c                        ∂ ρ  s  k ρ 0  ρ 0 c  2
                                                         s
 0
 0
                                                                                       ω
 e−iwt                      It is assumed that all first-order fields have a harmonic time dependence  e − it  due
                         to the ultrasound field. There is a complete derivation of these equations assuming
                         the harmonic time dependence on the source [77] as follows.
                            Energy equation:
                                                              γ − 1
                                                 ω
                                                 iT + D ∇  2 T =  ∇ u 1                 (9.14)
                                                           1
                                                       th
                                                   1
 2
 iwT +Dth∇ T = γ−1αp ∇u 1                                     α p
 1
 1
                            Momentum equation:
                                                   
                                        ω
                                       iu +∇   2 u + v β +  i  1    ∇∇ u ) =  α p  ∇ T 1  (9.15)
                                                                (
                                            v
                                                   
                                                1
                                          1
                                                                   1
 2
 iwu +v∇ u +vβ+i1vγρ wks∇(∇u ) =αpρ γks∇T 1            vγρ ω k s     ργ k s
                                                          0
                                                                        0
 1
 1
 0
 1
 0
                            The physical field of pressure and velocity field are obtained by the real part and
                         the imagining part.
                         9.4.2  Second-order equations
                         A number of acoustic wave effects were observed in the first-order fields obtained
                         by solving the first-order equations. The first-order theory is inadequate to describe
                         nonlinear behavior of the acoustic field in liquid since the time-averaged first-order
                         fields are zero due to harmonic time dependence. It is necessary to extend the second-
                         order equations of density, pressure, velocity, and temperature as follows:
 ρ=ρ +ρ +ρ 2                                        ρ =  ρ + ρ + ρ 2                    (9.16)
                                                             1
                                                         0
 0
 1
 p=p +p +p 2                                        p =  p +  p +  p 2                  (9.17)
                                                            1
                                                         0
 1
 0
 u=u +u +u 2                                         u =  u + u +  u 2                  (9.18)
                                                            1
                                                         0
 1
 0
                         which here symbolizes <x> denotes the time averaging of the function x (t) over a
                         complete period T.
                                                    < >=  1  τ ∫ dtx t()                (9.19)
                                                      x
 <x>=1τ∫0τdtx(t)                                          τ  0
                            In contrast, the time averaging of the product of two first term, proportional to cos
                                                      1
 2
                                               2
 cos (wt)=12             (wt) is nonzero because  cos(ω t) = .
                                                      2
                            By applying the second-order acoustic field in the continuum, momentum, and
                         energy equations and by a series of mathematical operations and time averaging, the
                         second-order equations of a continuum and momentum are described as follows [78]:
 ∂tρ +ρ +ρ =−∇ρ +ρ +ρ v +v 2              ∂ t ( ρ + ρ + ρ 2 ) =−∇  ρ ((  0 +  ρ +  ρ 2  v )(  1  + v ) )  (9.20)
                                                                1
                                             0
                                                 1
                                                                         2
 1
 2
 0
 1
 2 1
 0
                                                                  v )
 ∂tρ =−ρ ∇v −∇ρ v                                ∂ t ρ =− ρ ∇ v − ∇  ρ (  1 1           (9.21)
                                                    2
                                                            2
                                                         0
 2
 1 1
 2
 0
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