Lecture

Radiation Processes

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of photon energy transport, radiation pressure, and the distribution of photons in energy levels. It also covers different types of spectra, such as continuous and discrete spectra, and explains black body radiation and synchrotron radiation.

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