Compton scattering : how we know light has momentum
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Compton scattering is the effect of photons of rays scattering electrons, and provided evidence for the. particle nature of light. This video covers an explanation and the mathematical relationship that Arthur Compton derived by assuming a quantum nature and conservations laws.
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I don't know if there is anyone better at explaining physics like you sir.
Thankyou Neelan!
This video was of great help for my physics students, but unfortunately you got the last graph wrong, which caused a lot of confusion. The maximum has to be at pi and it is not the compton wavelength (which is at pi/2).
Besides that, it's the most compact explanation of compton scattering i ever saw, so: Great work! Thanks!
Thanks for the feedback
Very nice explanation, couldn't understood what Compton did from his paper and other videous. Big thanks!
Really excellent tutorial, thanks! It's remarkable how classical physics (momentum, conservation laws) is embraced by the quantum machinists to explain this phenomenon but is set aside when it is inconvenient e.g. electrons emitting EM radiation.
Thanks sir
Great stuff ... but the last graph should look differently as delta lambda is max at pi rad. Your graph has a maximum at pi/2, which is the Compton wavelength!
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Great video for students in Grade 12. Very clear and easily understood. Thank you!
You’re welcome
Hi..so I have some questions
1. What is the maximum angle of recoil for the electron?
2. In my text book it is said unmodified line occures due to bound electrons and the whole atom recoils...but photoelectric effect is also due to bound electron. What is the difference
Thanks for the video..have a good day🤗
At pi its 2 times the compton wavelength
amazing video!
High quality video. Underrated.
Thanks
1:49 sir crystals here is referring to crystal like diamond or crystals like the ionic crystal lattice structure ? thanks u a lot for your work by the way . It really helps a lot !
Very enlightening. thank you
Sir , I have a question , Compton wanted to find out the change in the wavelength of the photon then why did he involved the mass of the electron in his equations ?? Was that due to the law of conservation of energy?? Please explain me sir
Yes. It’s law of conservation of energy.
Hi, Can you help me answer this question I have about Inverse Compton Scattering?
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Absolutely amazing.
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great
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You can’t have watched it that fast. You posted with a minute of publishing.
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