Radiation in particle accelerator

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In particle accelerators, particles emit electromagnetic (EM) waves due to acceleration. However, electrons in atomic orbitals do not radiate EM waves because their orbitals represent standing wave configurations, resulting in no net acceleration of charge. This distinction clarifies the apparent contradiction between particle behavior in accelerators and atomic structures.

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  • Understanding of electromagnetic radiation principles
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  • Familiarity with atomic structure and electron orbitals
  • Concept of standing wave configurations
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HI If in particle accelerator particles radiates EM waves then why electron does not in its orbit.
 
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If you mean to ask why an electron in an atom doesn't radiate, it's because the electron orbitals in an atom are a type of standing wave configuration, which entails no net acceleration of charge.
 
Thanks doc you have solved the puzzle
 

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