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Very good lecture But Pair production need minimum 1.02 MeV photons. You can easily calculate it by E= total rest mass energy of Electron and positron + Kinetic energy.
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Great going sir. Keep us educated, in nuclear physics. I have been visiting your TH-cam videos, regularly, as is required, for me, now. In bremsstrahlung, whenever a negatively charged particles comes in vicinity of nucleus, then why is it not attracted exactly towards the nucleus & hit the nucleus. This seems logical that opposite charges attract, why does not, negatively charged particle fall into target nucleus.? Please explain.
I really don't understand, why in English the german word "Bremsstrahlung" (literally: Braking Radiation) was just kept, but the "Röntgenstrahlung" (Röntgen Radiation after german physicist and first Physics Nobel Prize winner Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen) is called X-Ray, which has absolutely nothing to do with the words origin.
Good evening sir . Nice lecture, l have one doubt, that is why the electron doesn't collide with atomic nucleus ,and any chance electron intract with nucleus.
For the Love of Physics, Can you please explain the interactions between a Photon & Proton Assume the Proton is not attached to any atom Assume that the interactions are caused by both particles traveling perpendicular to each other in a vacuum Thanks
What about proton? I am trying to learn the difference between high energy proton (greater than 60 mev) compared to neutron of similr energy. From research it says nonelastic cross section is similar above 60 mev but how do they differ
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Sir, minimum energy required to create electron and positron is 1.02 MeV( sum of rest mass energy of electron and positron). Then why the range of energy for pair production to occur is greater than 10MeV ????????
Bremmstrahlung isnt exclusive to electrons, it happens with alpha’s aswell, although it dosnt happen as often & the xray’s emmited are very very weak. Hence why no one really talks about alpha bremmstrahlung and only reffers to electrons.
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But I'm not very good at English, can you turn on the subtitle mode?
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Very good lecture But Pair production need minimum 1.02 MeV photons. You can easily calculate it by E= total rest mass energy of Electron and positron + Kinetic energy.
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In bremsstrahlung, whenever a negatively charged particles comes in vicinity of nucleus, then why is it not attracted exactly towards the nucleus & hit the nucleus. This seems logical that opposite charges attract, why does not, negatively charged particle fall into target nucleus.? Please explain.
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@7:02 I think that should be 1.02 MeV
I really don't understand, why in English the german word "Bremsstrahlung" (literally: Braking Radiation) was just kept, but the "Röntgenstrahlung" (Röntgen Radiation after german physicist and first Physics Nobel Prize winner Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen) is called X-Ray, which has absolutely nothing to do with the words origin.
Good evening sir . Nice lecture, l have one doubt, that is why the electron doesn't collide with atomic nucleus ,and any chance electron intract with nucleus.
Sir please tell which book we should follow for nuclear physics?
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For the Love of Physics,
Can you please explain the interactions between a Photon & Proton
Assume the Proton is not attached to any atom
Assume that the interactions are caused by both particles traveling perpendicular to each other in a vacuum
Thanks
Bookmarking for later 8:10 charged particles
Remember, it is ONE NUCLEUS & TWO OR MORE NUCLEI.
And ONE PHENOMENON & TWO OR MORE PHENOMENA.
What about proton? I am trying to learn the difference between high energy proton (greater than 60 mev) compared to neutron of similr energy. From research it says nonelastic cross section is similar above 60 mev but how do they differ
Sir, why Gamma photons do not follow law of reflection from mirror, like visible electromagnetic light do ?
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Shouldn’t the minimum energy required for pair production be 1.02Mev
Why only the inner electron is ejected in the photoelectric effect? I was looking for that explanation from you.
Why Absorption by pair production increase with increase in gamma rays energy ?
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Sir, minimum energy required to create electron and positron is 1.02 MeV( sum of rest mass energy of electron and positron). Then why the range of energy for pair production to occur is greater than 10MeV ????????
It occurs at higher energies also. Think.
Bremmstrahlung isnt exclusive to electrons, it happens with alpha’s aswell, although it dosnt happen as often & the xray’s emmited are very very weak. Hence why no one really talks about alpha bremmstrahlung and only reffers to electrons.
Pair Production is possible for 1.02 MeV photon ...Please correct
Yes, correct!