The nonlinear variety was first demonstrated experimentally in 1998 in the lab of Umstadter at the University of Michigan.
The nonlinear variety was first demonstrated experimentally in 1998 in the lab of Umstadter at the University of Michigan. This nonlinear variety of the process has a non-negligible magnetic field in the expression of the orbit (*) driven by the Lorentz force on the particle. The cross section for it is generally stated as the total re-radiated power divided by the time-averaged Poynting flux. Whether it occurs coherently or incoherently depends on the quantity two times lambda-sub-d times k times the sine of the scattering angle. Changing the direction of the radiation but not its energy, FTP, name this process by which light is emitted from a charged particle accelerated into periodic motion by an electromagnetic wave, the elastic analog of Compton scattering.
The nonlinear variety was first demonstrated experimentally in 1998 in the lab of Umstadter at the University of Michigan.
{Thomson} Scattering