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ON BREMSSTRAHLUNG OF LOW ENERGY QUANTA IN ELECTRON PROTON SCATTERING

S.M. Bilen'kii, R.M. Ryndin

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The bremsstrahlung of low energy gamma quanta in e-p scattering is treated. It is shown that the first two terms of the amplitude expansion in powers of the photon energy are expressed in terms of the electromagnetic form- factors of a proton. The differential cross section for the process was obtained in this approximation. (auth)

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The bremsstrahlung of low energy gamma quanta in e-p scattering is treated. It is shown that the first two terms of the amplitude expansion in powers of the photon energy are expressed in terms of the electromagnetic form- factors of a proton. The differential cross section for the process was obtained in this approximation. (auth)

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The bremsstrahlung of low energy gamma quanta in e-p scattering is treated. It is shown that the first two terms of the amplitude expansion in powers of the photon energy are expressed in terms of the electromagnetic form- factors of a proton. The differential cross section for the process was obtained in this approximation. (auth)

Key concepts: Bremsstrahlung, Physics, Scattering, Electron, Proton, Photon, Atomic physics, Amplitude

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