Krgerjesztés

Krgerjesztés is a term found in some Hungarian-language technical and theoretical writings to denote the activation or excitation of a system by an external trigger. It is used to describe processes that move a system from one state to another through inputs such as energy, signals, or perturbations. The term is not standardized and its exact meaning can vary between authors and disciplines, which can lead to overlapping or slightly different definitions in different contexts.

In physics and engineering discussions, krgerjesztés is often framed as a rapid, non-equilibrium initiation that drives a system toward a new configuration, contrasting with slower, quasi-static changes. In chemistry or materials science, it may be used to describe excitation of electronic, vibrational, or structural states following a stimulus. Beyond the natural sciences, the concept has occasionally been used metaphorically in social sciences and humanities to describe sudden activation or mobilization within a system, organization, or community.

Etymology-wise, krgerjesztés is generally treated as a neologism formed from the Hungarian gerjesztés, meaning excitation, with an initial qualifier that appears in some technical vocabularies. The precise origin and usage of the prefix can vary by author, contributing to a lack of a single, universally accepted definition.

See also: gerjesztés, excitation, perturbation, non-equilibrium dynamics.