Ps9
Jun3-11, 12:49 PM
Hi,
i have a simple question: the photoelectric effect is an electromagnetic interaction so c-parity is conserved. The Photon has C=-1 while the electron is no C eigenstate. So i wondered where the C-Parity has gone after absorption because there does not seem to be any C-eigenstate left.
Thank you.
i have a simple question: the photoelectric effect is an electromagnetic interaction so c-parity is conserved. The Photon has C=-1 while the electron is no C eigenstate. So i wondered where the C-Parity has gone after absorption because there does not seem to be any C-eigenstate left.
Thank you.