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Two molecules with different polarizability in an EM field
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[QUOTE="Salmone, post: 6655837, member: 698014"] Thanks, I am trying to get a schematic idea of the Raman effect and I wanted to figure out how to imagine an EM field encountering a molecule with a polarizability value that changes like a cosine, if the difference in polarizability is to change the amplitude of oscillation it is not clear how Stokes and anti Stokes lines can exist, the EM field finds a molecule with different polarizability and makes it oscillate at the same frequency but with oscillations of always different amplitude so it should always emit at the same frequency but perhaps the fact that it only classically behaves that way can explain the Raman effect. [/QUOTE]
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