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Population Implosion and the Model of Cavitation Applied to Demography


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1 University of Pitesti, 110 040, Pitesti, 1, Targudin Vale Street, Arges, Romania
 

Based on the hypothesis that in all states of flux (including demographic flux), as in all liquids, the phenomenon of cavitation appears when the local (or demographic) pressure decreases below the vaporization value (the demographic point of survival) respectively, under the saturation pressure (defined by the fertility rate), at the given temperature of gases (general demographic conditions), dissolved in the liquid. This paper presents and analyses cavitation phenomenon as a powerful, rather than merely a potential, demographic model. The structure of this paper could be considered as a succinct three-section solution to describe the evolution from the demographical explosion of the entire world to the demographical implosion of the whole of Europe during the next three or four decades, in a number of population trends. Some final remarks underline the importance of cavitation model and its applied version in demographic implosion, as well as evaluation of the risk of cavitation and computation of cavitation coefficients in demography.

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Cavitation Phenomenon, Risk of Cavitation, Cavitation Coefficients, Implosion, Demography.
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Authors

Gheorghe Savoiu
University of Pitesti, 110 040, Pitesti, 1, Targudin Vale Street, Arges, Romania
Ion Iorga Siman
University of Pitesti, 110 040, Pitesti, 1, Targudin Vale Street, Arges, Romania

Abstract


Based on the hypothesis that in all states of flux (including demographic flux), as in all liquids, the phenomenon of cavitation appears when the local (or demographic) pressure decreases below the vaporization value (the demographic point of survival) respectively, under the saturation pressure (defined by the fertility rate), at the given temperature of gases (general demographic conditions), dissolved in the liquid. This paper presents and analyses cavitation phenomenon as a powerful, rather than merely a potential, demographic model. The structure of this paper could be considered as a succinct three-section solution to describe the evolution from the demographical explosion of the entire world to the demographical implosion of the whole of Europe during the next three or four decades, in a number of population trends. Some final remarks underline the importance of cavitation model and its applied version in demographic implosion, as well as evaluation of the risk of cavitation and computation of cavitation coefficients in demography.

Keywords


Cavitation Phenomenon, Risk of Cavitation, Cavitation Coefficients, Implosion, Demography.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18520/cs%2Fv113%2Fi01%2F30-34