Signal Propagation
Every impulse creates a wavefront that carries information through the medium. The signal does not diminish -- it transforms. Frequency shifts, harmonics emerge, and what began as a simple pulse becomes a complex resonance pattern carrying the full spectrum of its origin.
FREQ: 432Hz | AMP: 0.87 | PHASE: 0.00radWave Mechanics
Longitudinal waves compress and rarefy. Transverse waves oscillate perpendicular to travel. Surface waves ripple at boundaries. Each mode of propagation carries the same message through a different physical grammar -- pressure, displacement, surface tension.
MODE: TRANSVERSE | VELOCITY: 343 m/s