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Ari
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Ari
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How can I prove that the relativistic energy and the impulse cannot be conserveconserved if an electron, which is essentially free, absorbs all the energy of athe incident photon?

How can I prove that the relativistic energy and the impulse cannot be conserve if an electron essentially free absorbs all the energy of a photon?

How can I prove that the relativistic energy and the impulse cannot be conserved if an electron, which is essentially free, absorbs all the energy of the incident photon?

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How would the Compton Effect be if an electron absorbs 100% of the energy of the incident photon?

How can I prove that the relativistic energy and the impulse cannot be conserve if an electron essentially free absorbs all the energy of a photon?