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This tag is for questions regarding to Photon Emission. Photons are emitted by the action of charged particles, mainly due to making a transition from a high energy state to a lower energy state. Although they can be emitted by other methods including radioactive decay.
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When does an oscillating charged particle emit a photon as a result of acceleration?
As far as I know a charged particle emits a photon when it undergoes acceleration.
When it comes to collisions it seems quite straightforward that a single photon is emitted with an energy related to …