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... radiation , 481 . 14.7 Thomson scattering , 488 . 14.8 Scattering by quasi - free charges , 491 . 14.9 Cherenkov radiation , 494 . References and suggested reading , 499 . Problems , 500 . chapter 15. Bremsstrahlung , Method of Virtual ...
... radiation , 481 . 14.7 Thomson scattering , 488 . 14.8 Scattering by quasi - free charges , 491 . 14.9 Cherenkov radiation , 494 . References and suggested reading , 499 . Problems , 500 . chapter 15. Bremsstrahlung , Method of Virtual ...
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... radiation covers the visible region and is bluish white in color . Careful measurements are in full agreement with theory . Synchrotron radiation has been observed in the astronomical realm associated with sunspots , the Crab nebula ...
... radiation covers the visible region and is bluish white in color . Careful measurements are in full agreement with theory . Synchrotron radiation has been observed in the astronomical realm associated with sunspots , the Crab nebula ...
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... radiation problems . It is very difficult to take into account the effects on the trajectory of the particle of the energy and momentum carried off by radiation . This is not only because radiation reaction effects are relatively hard ...
... radiation problems . It is very difficult to take into account the effects on the trajectory of the particle of the energy and momentum carried off by radiation . This is not only because radiation reaction effects are relatively hard ...
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