kéttestpályát

A "kéttestpályát" is a Hungarian term that translates to "dual-body track" or "two-body track" in English. This term typically refers to a specific type of experimental setup or apparatus used in physics or engineering to study the interactions and dynamics of two distinct objects or bodies within a controlled environment. The focus is on observing how these two entities influence each other's motion, forces, or other properties when they are the primary subjects of investigation.

Such tracks are often employed in research related to collision dynamics, gravitational interactions, or the mechanics of coupled systems. The "kéttestpályát" allows for precise measurement of parameters like velocity, acceleration, and displacement for both bodies, enabling detailed analysis of their behavior. The design of a kéttestpályát can vary significantly depending on the specific scientific question being addressed, ranging from simple linear tracks for linear motion studies to more complex systems capable of simulating three-dimensional interactions. The key characteristic remains the explicit isolation and observation of a system composed of two interacting bodies.