What's the hypostasis of wave?

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The discussion centers on the concept of "hypostasis of wave," exploring its meaning and implications. Participants question whether the term refers to the existence of waves or the physical medium required for waves to propagate. The conversation highlights the complexity of defining waves and their underlying principles in physics.

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What's the hypostasis of wave?
(newly-come,thanks for your reply :smile: )
 
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lby said:
What's the hypostasis of wave?
(newly-come,thanks for your reply :smile: )

Iby,

Maybe your English is not too good. But you sure know a big word!

Does your question mean why do we believe waves exist?

Or does it mean what is the physical substance (the medium) that most waves need to exist?

Or something else?
 

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