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Lökéshullámgen refers to a phenomenon where a shock wave propagates through a medium. The term is a portmanteau of the Hungarian word "lökéshullám" meaning shock wave, and "gen" which can imply generation or genesis. This concept is often encountered in physics and engineering contexts.

A shock wave is a type of traveling wave that propagates to overcome the normal speed of sound in that medium, creating a sudden change in pressure, temperature, and density. These waves are typically generated by rapid energy releases, such as explosions, supersonic flight, or lightning. The formation of a lökéshullámgen involves the compression of the medium ahead of the wave front.

In various fields, the study and understanding of lökéshullámgen are crucial. For instance, in aerospace engineering, shock waves are a significant consideration in the design of supersonic and hypersonic aircraft, affecting aerodynamics and structural integrity. In materials science, shock waves can be used for processes like shock consolidation of powders or for inducing phase transformations. Medical applications also exist, such as extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) used to break up kidney stones. The precise mechanisms and effects of lökéshullámgen are subject to ongoing research and analysis.