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thitchen
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Hi all,
According to quantum theory, for an electron vibrating in one dimension, only probability of position is meaningful. My question is will there be a e&m radiation by such a motion, if yes, how to appreciate it from the possibility argument, say, if only the probability at each position is the true description of such a motion, how come there comes up with a frequency of the motion.
If no, will there be a radiation by an oscillating ion in one dimension? I find it very difficult to go from classical to quantum picture, anyone please help. Thank you very much.
According to quantum theory, for an electron vibrating in one dimension, only probability of position is meaningful. My question is will there be a e&m radiation by such a motion, if yes, how to appreciate it from the possibility argument, say, if only the probability at each position is the true description of such a motion, how come there comes up with a frequency of the motion.
If no, will there be a radiation by an oscillating ion in one dimension? I find it very difficult to go from classical to quantum picture, anyone please help. Thank you very much.