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what_are_electrons
Three (3) Questions:
1. Keeping in mind the light emitted by Synchrotrons, then taking the electron as a point charge, and assuming that it orbits the proton in accord with a proper 1s type wave function, does that electron continuously emit (and/or absorb) radiation other than virtual pairs even if it is for time < 10(-18) sec?
2. If it does emit radiation, then what energy level, if any?
3. If so, from where does the atom get the energy to maintain that quantum state?
1. Keeping in mind the light emitted by Synchrotrons, then taking the electron as a point charge, and assuming that it orbits the proton in accord with a proper 1s type wave function, does that electron continuously emit (and/or absorb) radiation other than virtual pairs even if it is for time < 10(-18) sec?
2. If it does emit radiation, then what energy level, if any?
3. If so, from where does the atom get the energy to maintain that quantum state?