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The photon is the quantum of the electromagnetic four-potential, and therefore the massless bosonic particle associated with the electromagnetic force, commonly also called the "particle of light". Use this tag for questions about the quantum-mechanical understanding of light and/or electromagnetic interactions.
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Existence of Photon
I think it can be understood the following way: light as a natural phenomena definitely exists, and some aspects of its behaviour can be described as the behaviour of waves on the water surface (such …
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Energy of a light wave
I do not understand the expression "measure light as a wave" , it is not possible to measure something as a wave, we can only describe something as a wave. And of course there is an equation for an e …
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How does $H^2$ effect on the probability of photon detection?
Lets consider an electromagnetic wave, between two ideal conductive plates.
Maxwell's theory predicts appearance of a standing waves(of $\textbf{H}$ and $\textbf{E}$), at that nodes($\textbf{E} = 0$ …
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