lökéshullámokat
Lökéshullámokat, known in English as shock waves, are a phenomenon of rapid pressure change that propagates through a medium. They are characterized by a sudden increase in pressure, temperature, and density, followed by a gradual return to ambient conditions. Unlike sound waves, which are continuous and relatively gradual, shock waves are abrupt and involve a significant energy transfer.
These waves occur in various natural and man-made scenarios. Meteor impacts on Earth generate powerful shock
In medicine, therapeutic shock waves are used to break up kidney stones and gallstones. This non-invasive procedure,