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Is the incident X-ray beam, with the original wavelength, detected at different scattering angles in Compton scattering experiment or only at zero scattering angle?
I was reading about Compton scattering. I have a question I did not find an answer for it in the book (Concepts of Modern Physics-Sixth Edition-Arthur Beiser) or in the internet search. My question is:
Is the incident X-ray beam, with the original wavelength, detected at different scattering angles in Compton scattering experiment or only at zero scattering angle? If the answer is yes, why?
 

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