Often called the electromagnetic equivalent of a sonic boom , FTP, this is what effect that occurs when charged particles pass through a medium faster than the speed of light in that medium, named for a Russian 1958 Nobelist, that is responsible for the blue glow of nuclear reactors?
The STACEE ("Stay-cee") experiment uses this effect to study properties of blazars and supernovae. A special case of it occurs with a zero minimum particle velocity; this only can occur in a periodic medium, and is called the Smith-Purcell Effect. Its intensity can be calculated from the Frank-Tamm formula, and in general, it creates a continuous spectrum with no peaks. The distinctive pattern generated by this effect is used to characterize neutrinos in the Super-K apparatus. Often called the electromagnetic equivalent of a sonic boom , FTP, this is what effect that occurs when charged particles pass through a medium faster than the speed of light in that medium, named for a Russian 1958 Nobelist, that is responsible for the blue glow of nuclear reactors?
The STACEE ("Stay-cee") experiment uses this effect to study properties of blazars and supernovae.
{Cherenkov} effect or radiation