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The sudden creation of a fast electron in nuclear beta decay , for example , can be viewed for our purposes as the violent acceleration of a charged particle initially at rest to some final velocity in a very short time interval ...
The sudden creation of a fast electron in nuclear beta decay , for example , can be viewed for our purposes as the violent acceleration of a charged particle initially at rest to some final velocity in a very short time interval ...
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It exploits the similarity between the fields of a rapidly moving charged particle and the fields of a pulse of radiation ( see Section 11.10 ) and correlates the effects of the collision of the relativistic charged particle with some ...
It exploits the similarity between the fields of a rapidly moving charged particle and the fields of a pulse of radiation ( see Section 11.10 ) and correlates the effects of the collision of the relativistic charged particle with some ...
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If the emission of radiation is neglected , a charged particle of mass mand charge e acted on by an external force ... ( 17.5 ) Since the particle is accelerated , it emits radiation at a rate given by Larmor's power formula ( 14.22 ) ...
If the emission of radiation is neglected , a charged particle of mass mand charge e acted on by an external force ... ( 17.5 ) Since the particle is accelerated , it emits radiation at a rate given by Larmor's power formula ( 14.22 ) ...
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