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carllacan
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Hi.
Sorry for the awkwardly phrased title, I couldn't think of anything better that summarizes my question.
I've been learning about different types light-matter interaction, specially photon- electron processes, and there's something I don't get: what determines whether this process will be elastic or inelastic?
Thank you for your time.
EDIT: I just saw that my title got cropped, and on top of that I made a typo. Would any admin be so kind as to change it to "What determines light-matter interaction processes?"?
Sorry for the awkwardly phrased title, I couldn't think of anything better that summarizes my question.
I've been learning about different types light-matter interaction, specially photon- electron processes, and there's something I don't get: what determines whether this process will be elastic or inelastic?
Thank you for your time.
EDIT: I just saw that my title got cropped, and on top of that I made a typo. Would any admin be so kind as to change it to "What determines light-matter interaction processes?"?
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