It is used along the LIDAR technique to measure density and temperature of electrons, and this phenomenon can also be used to find the Eddington limit of a star.
It is used along the LIDAR technique to measure density and temperature of electrons, and this phenomenon can also be used to find the Eddington limit of a star. This process also results in the polarization of the CMBR, and the differential cross section for this process can be expressed without an electric field term. The magnetic component of it is often ignored as the intensity of light increases. It is the inverse of a process named for Compton. For 10 points, identify this process which sees the acceleration of a charged particle due to the time varying fields of an electromagnetic wave.
It is used along the LIDAR technique to measure density and temperature of electrons, and this phenomenon can also be used to find the Eddington limit of a star.
{Thomson Scattering}