Vibrating charged particles indeed produce electromagnetic waves at the same frequency as their vibration. This principle is grounded in classical electrodynamics, specifically described by Maxwell's equations. Elastic waves, which are mechanical waves that propagate through a medium, do not generate electromagnetic waves directly, as they involve different physical mechanisms. Understanding the distinction between mechanical and electromagnetic waves is crucial for grasping these concepts.
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