Abstract
Using a fiber-based four-channel correlation scheme to investigate spatial and temporal correlations, we show that observations of period-doubling phenomena in single bubble sonoluminescence are primarily a result of spontaneously breaking the spherical symmetry in the bubble collapse and, at most, may show up as secondary effects in the flash-to-flash spatially integrated light output.
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