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11. Radiation. What is radiation? Radiation sources Antenna: radio waves, microwaves Atoms, molecules: light, infrared light, UV, X-rays Nuclei: Gamma.

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1 11. Radiation

2 What is radiation?

3 Radiation sources Antenna: radio waves, microwaves Atoms, molecules: light, infrared light, UV, X-rays Nuclei: Gamma rays We shall consider: Point-like source at rest with time-dependent charge distribution Accelerated point charge

4 Point-like source d radiation zone long wavelength limit

5 Multipole expansion

6 Radiation fields Dipole fields No em monopole fields Acoustic monopole fields do exist.

7 Radiated power

8 Why is the sky blue?

9 Oscillating dipole Holds in general if

10 Radiation from a moving point charge

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12 Holds also for velocities small as compared to c.

13 Arbitrary velocity Power radiated by the charge Lienard’s formula

14 Bremsstrahlung v and a are parallel

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16 Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen discovered X-rays 1895 Nobelprice 1901 First commercial X-ray tube 1896

17 1960

18 Synchrotron radiation

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21 BESSY synchrotron X-ray source in Berlin

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