How did the Salamis battle go and how did it end?

In this battle, the Persian fleet had a great numerical advantage over the Greek. Based on this, the Greeks understood that in an open battle they would lose. Therefore, the Greeks decided to give the Persians a battle in a narrow strait near the island of Salamis, where the numerical superiority of the Persians did not play a big role. Themistocles lured the Persian ships into a narrow strait. The Persian system was disrupted, which the Greeks took advantage of by attacking the enemy. As a result, the battle took on a chaotic nature, the Persians suffered a heavy defeat and suffered huge losses.