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Extended Electron in Time-Varying Magnetic Field : Spin & Radiation

Authors: Hoa Van Nguyen

This is a theory on Spin and Radiation of the extended electron in the time-varying magnetic field . It proves that when the electron is subject to a time-varying magnetic field , it spins and radiates by forces which are produced on the electron . This mechanism of spin and radiation can explain the process of radiation of Synchrotron Radiation (SR) and Free Electron Laser (FEL). It also proves that electrons can radiate when travelling parallel to a magnetic field that is time-varying or constant . The radiation of the electron is therefore related to its spin , but not to its acceleration .

Comments: 20 Pages. 18 figures

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