View Full Version : Emission or Absorption of a Photon - Dipole Needed?
Buckeye
Dec11-05, 11:17 PM
If photons are emitted or absorbed when a pair or a collection of particles, that are or behave as dipoles, undergo oscillation by some driving force, are there any systems that do NOT use a single or collective dipole oscillation to emit or absorb a photon?
DaTario
Dec12-05, 03:45 AM
no charge moving no photon as it seems to me.
Meir Achuz
Dec12-05, 12:52 PM
All multipoles (other than monopole), quadrupole, octopole, etc.
can emit and absorb photons.
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