Why is there an energy loss in helicoidal movement?

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AndresPB
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Hello, I was just wondering why is there an energy loss in helicoidal movement, specially in syncrotons. I know that there is energy loss because there is a production of X-rays, why this happens?
 
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Already been there but I would like a more physical explanation.