kavitetssystem
Kavitetssystem is a term used in science and engineering to describe a system composed of one or more cavities—hollow spaces or resonant enclosures—that interact with energy carriers such as photons, sound, or particles. The concept is used across disciplines to study how confined regions modify the behavior of waves or matter and how these regions are coupled to their surroundings.
A typical kavitetssystem includes the central cavity or cavities, coupling elements that connect the cavities to
Common domains of application include:
- Optical and microwave technologies, where optical or microwave cavities confine light or microwaves for lasers, sensors,
- Acoustic engineering, where resonant cavities shape sound propagation in musical instruments, rooms, and speakers.
- Chemistry and biochemistry, where molecular or host–guest cavities in materials (such as zeolites or cyclodextrins) create
Design and analysis typically involve geometric considerations (shape, size, and arrangement of cavities), material properties, and