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... cross section and the frequency . The radiation cross section has the dimensions of ( cross- sectional area ) ( energy ) · ( frequency ) -1 . Since energy and frequency transform in the same way under Lorentz transformations , while ...
... cross section and the frequency . The radiation cross section has the dimensions of ( cross- sectional area ) ( energy ) · ( frequency ) -1 . Since energy and frequency transform in the same way under Lorentz transformations , while ...
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... cross section ( 14.105 ) at low frequencies and the Klein - Nishina formula ( 14.106 ) at photon energies ho ' Mc2 . Thus , in the frame K ' , for frequencies small compared to Mc2 / h , the radiation cross section x ' ( w ' ) is given ...
... cross section ( 14.105 ) at low frequencies and the Klein - Nishina formula ( 14.106 ) at photon energies ho ' Mc2 . Thus , in the frame K ' , for frequencies small compared to Mc2 / h , the radiation cross section x ' ( w ' ) is given ...
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... cross section in the center of mass system for a collision between these identical particles to the lowest nonvanishing approximation . Show that the differential cross section for emission of photons per unit solid angle per unit ...
... cross section in the center of mass system for a collision between these identical particles to the lowest nonvanishing approximation . Show that the differential cross section for emission of photons per unit solid angle per unit ...
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