The exact electromagnetic field description of photon emission, absorption, and radiation pattern. II.
← Research streamThe article presents a classical field-theory description of a unique electromagnetic field set for exchange of radiation between an atomic eigenstate and the far field. It states that the radiation satisfies a thermodynamic condition of reversibility and sup…
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Abstract
This is the second of two articles, the first of which contains a proposed explanation of quantum theory based upon electron nonlocality and classical electrodynamics. In this second article classical field theory is used to describe a unique field set for exchange of radiation between an atomic eigenstate and the far field. The radiation satisfies the thermodynamic condition of reversibility as described by Boltzmann, Planck, and Einstein. The exchanged radiation supports the kinematic properties of photons, and it can be emitted or absorbed by a vanishingly small volume.
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Main findings
The article presents a classical field-theory description of a unique electromagnetic field set for exchange of radiation between an atomic eigenstate and the far field. It states that the radiation satisfies a thermodynamic condition of reversibility and supports the kinematic properties of photons, with emission/absorption possible from a vanishingly small volume.
Outcomes measured
- theoretical description of photon emission/absorption and radiation exchange between atomic eigenstate and far field
- reversibility condition (thermodynamic) of radiation exchange
- kinematic properties of photons (as supported by exchanged radiation)
Limitations
- The abstract describes a theoretical framework and does not report empirical exposure conditions, measurements, or health/biological outcomes.
- No frequency, intensity, SAR, duration, or population/sample details are provided in the abstract.
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Identifiers and source
DOI: 10.1166/153348802760394142
PubMed: 12908294
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