Intenzitási

Intenzitási is a Hungarian adjective formed from intenzitás, meaning intensity. It is used to describe phenomena, measurements, or models that pertain to the magnitude of a quantity per unit of space, time, or another dimension. In technical contexts it commonly appears in compounds such as intenzitási függvény (intensity function), intenzitási profil (intensity profile), intenzitási eloszlás (intensity distribution), and intenzitási tér (intensity map).

In physics and engineering, intensity refers to the amount of energy transmitted per unit area, per unit time, or in a given direction. The adjective intenzitási characterizes how this quantity varies, e.g., an intenzitási profil of a laser beam shows how the light intensity changes across the beam cross-section, while the intenzitási eloszlás describes a spatial or temporal distribution of intensity.

In statistics and related fields, intenzitási függvény is used for the rate at which events occur, such as in a point process. The function λ(t) is called the intensity function and governs the expected number of events per unit time; in survival analysis, a related hazard or intensity concept may be described with this term in Hungarian texts.

Usage notes: The suffix -i vagy -ési forms function as attributive adjectives that agree with the noun they modify, and they appear in various cases, e.g., intenzitási spektrum, intenzitási térképezés. The base noun is intenzitás; the adjective form is common in technical writing but less so in everyday language.