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Hello!
This time I've got a question about the "Rayleigh-scattering" in X-Rays.
The Rayleigh-scattering says, that the x-ray changes it direction only without "loosing" energy.
Why does this happen and what has it to do with dipoles? My university professor told me, that the Rayleigh-scattering has something to do with dipoles.
I can't find anything in books about that. I hope you could help me, that I can understand this problem.
Thanks a lot!
This time I've got a question about the "Rayleigh-scattering" in X-Rays.
The Rayleigh-scattering says, that the x-ray changes it direction only without "loosing" energy.
Why does this happen and what has it to do with dipoles? My university professor told me, that the Rayleigh-scattering has something to do with dipoles.
I can't find anything in books about that. I hope you could help me, that I can understand this problem.
Thanks a lot!