sugárképp

Sugárképp is a Hungarian term that translates to "ray representation" or "light ray representation." It is primarily used in the context of computer graphics and optical simulations to describe the process of tracing the path of light rays through a scene or optical system. This technique is fundamental for rendering realistic images and for analyzing how light behaves.

In computer graphics, sugárképp involves simulating the emission, reflection, refraction, and absorption of light rays as they interact with objects in a virtual environment. By following these rays from a light source to a viewer's eye, the algorithm can determine the color and intensity of each pixel in the final image. This method is particularly effective for generating effects like shadows, reflections, and caustics, which are challenging to achieve with simpler rendering techniques.

In optical engineering and scientific simulations, sugárképp is employed to model the behavior of light in lenses, mirrors, and other optical components. It allows for the prediction of image formation, distortion, and other optical phenomena. This is crucial for designing and testing optical instruments such as telescopes, microscopes, and cameras. The accuracy of the simulation depends on the complexity of the ray tracing algorithm and the precision of the input optical and scene data. The term emphasizes the fundamental particle-like nature of light being modeled as a directed path.