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Results tagged with electromagnetic-radiation
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Propagating solutions to Maxwell’s equations in classical electromagnetism and real photons in quantum electrodynamics. A superset of thermal-radiation.
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Radiation due to current
Generally we equate change in potential energy to change in kinetic energy but in case of a charged particle like electron this is inconsistent. Consider a case: An electron(of charge e)from rest is a …
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Young's Double Slit experiment question
Yes, you are right it can be any number but in this case it's 1.
Let's see :
Consider longer wavelength making n fringes then shorter wavelength will make n+x fringes( where X is any integer equal t …
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