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Angle-dependent interferences in electron emission accompanying stimulated Compton scattering from molecules

Physics

Angle-dependent interferences in electron emission accompanying stimulated Compton scattering from molecules

A. Sopena, A. Palacios, et al.

Discover groundbreaking insights into stimulated Compton scattering from H2 molecules by Arturo Sopena, Alicia Palacios, Fabrice Catoire, Henri Bachau, and Fernando Martín. This research reveals how interference between dipole and non-dipole transitions produces unexpected electron emission patterns dependent on molecular orientation, defying traditional Compton scattering concepts.... show more
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