Frequency of electromagnetic radiation of an accelerated charge

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The total power of radiation from an accelerated charge is given by the formula p=2/3 (k e^2 a^2)/c^3. The frequency of this radiation depends on the nature of the acceleration, with a broad range of frequencies possible unless the acceleration is periodic. The spectrum of the emitted radiation is influenced by the time dependence of the acceleration. Additionally, the frequency may not be the same for all observers due to relativistic effects. Understanding these concepts is crucial for analyzing electromagnetic radiation from accelerated charges.
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we know the total power of radition Radiation from an Accelerated Charge is
p=2/3 (k e^2 a^2)/c^3
but what is the frequency of such radiation?
and is that for the all observers the same?
 
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There is a broad range of frequencies unless the acceleration is periodic.
The spectrum is determined by the time dependence of the acceleration.
 
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