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how do I calculate the energy of to photons moving in the opposite direction. starting from the same origin.
The discussion centers on calculating the energy of gamma photons using the formula E = hγ, where E represents energy, h is Planck's constant, and γ (gamma) is the Lorentz factor. Participants emphasize the necessity of having specific data regarding the photons or the processes that generated them to apply this formula effectively. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding mass invariance in relativity when dealing with photon energy calculations.
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If you have no data to use as input, a formula will not help. What do you know about these photons or about the process that produced them?Amanuel said:I mean using just the mass invarians of relativity