In a radiation field with electrical & magnetic field (E, B.), we put an electron into this radiation field. the electron would experience the Lorentz force and thus be accelerated via Newton's second law: mã = } = -e(E, + i x B.). Since B, E, the Lorentz force due to the magnetic component B, can be neglected for slow motion (i.e. v/c << 1). After the electron is accelerated, it will irradiate to generate a radiation field. Assuming E, = Eo cos(wt +a). Please answer the following questions: (a) What is the electric field irradiated from the accelerated electron?

In a radiation field with electrical & magnetic field (E, B.), we put an electron into this radiation field. the electron would experience the Lorentz force and thus be accelerated via Newton's second law: mã = } = -e(E, + i x B.). Since B, E, the Lorentz force due to the magnetic component B, can be neglected for slow motion (i.e. v/c << 1). After the electron is accelerated, it will irradiate to generate a radiation field. Assuming E, = Eo cos(wt +a). Please answer the following questions: (a) What is the electric field irradiated from the accelerated electron?

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Chapter24: Electromagnetic Waves

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