Lecture

Photon: Emission of Waves

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of a photon, defined by its energy and momentum, useful in interactions with charged particles like Compton scattering. It also discusses the emission of photons, their coherence length, and the electromagnetic spectrum, highlighting the energies and properties of photons in the visible regime.

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