waveset
Waveset is a concept often encountered in signal processing and physics, referring to a specific configuration of waves. More formally, a waveset can be understood as a collection of waves that interact in a particular way, often resulting in a localized disturbance or a pattern of propagation. Unlike a continuous, monochromatic wave, a waveset typically has a finite extent in space and time.
The behavior of a waveset is governed by the underlying wave equation describing the medium or phenomenon.
Examples of wavesets can be found in various physical contexts. In optics, a pulsed laser beam can