Részhullámok
Részhullámok, a Hungarian term often translated as "residual waves" or "partial waves," refers to a phenomenon in the context of wave propagation, particularly in acoustics and fluid dynamics. It describes the lingering or secondary wave patterns that can emerge after the primary wave has passed or significantly weakened. This can occur due to various factors, including reflections from boundaries, the presence of non-uniformities in the medium, or nonlinear interactions between wave components.
These residual waves are not necessarily identical to the original wave but represent a modified or emergent
The study of részhullámok often involves advanced mathematical modeling and numerical simulations to predict their behavior