fres=0.061caψ
aψ is driven to oscillate about x=π√2mc2G. The work done in moving ψ forward is given by,
∫π+Apπ−Awtanh(x)dx
On the return, at position x, ψ radiates this energy gained. The energy radiated is,
X=∫π+Apπ−Awtanh(x)dx−∫xπ−Awtanh(x)dx
X=[ln(cosh(x))]π+Apπ−Aw−[ln(cosh(x))]xπ−Aw
X=Xo−ln(cosh(x))
with, Xo=ln(cosh(π+Ap))
A plot of log(cosh(pi+2))-log(cosh(x)) shows an almost linear decrease in energy radiated given the position x=aψ,
U1/2 marks the value of aψ where work done travelling on the left and right side are equal.
We would also expect an almost linear increase in X as the amplitude Ap is increased at any given position, for example x=π. ie
Xπ=ln(cosh(x1/2+x))−ln(cosh(x1/2))
is almost increasing linearly. In addition, when aψ drops below
n.2πfnaψ=c --- (*)
where the particle(s) is in resonance along 2πaψ with n wavelengths along the perimeter of a circle of radius aψ, a radiation peak occurs as aψ move to a lower energy state n−1.
The following table is the X ray emission data using high energy electron bombardment,
Element | ave Eα | Eα1 | Eα2 | Eβ | n | aψ1 | aψ2 |
Cr2,8,13,1 | 2.29100 | 2.28970 | 2.29361 | 2.08487 | 11 | 0.0331517775 | 0.0331858844 |
Fe2,8,14,2 | 1.93736 | 1.93604 | 1.93998 | 1.75661 | 10 | 0.0308378963 | 0.0310675679 |
Co2,8,15,2 | 1.79026 | 1.78897 | 1.79285 | 1.62079 | 10 | 0.0284964345 | 0.0286654428 |
Cu2.8.18.1 | 1.54184 | 1.54056 | 1.54439 | 1.39222 | 9 | 0.0272691257 | 0.0277007991 |
Mo2,8,18,13,1 | 0.71073 | 0.70930 | 0.71359 | 0.63229 | 8 | 0.0141412915 | 0.0143778083 |
aψ1 and aψ2 are calculated data.
The split into Eα1 and Eα2 is consistent with the split in the solution for aψ in the post "Two Quantum Wells, Quantum Tunneling, vmin" dated 19 Jul 2015. Eβ is due to the energy state available at the next lower level, n−1.
We estimate the value of n and the next lower energy state n−1 by taking the ratio of,
ave.EαEβ=nn−1
since,
n.2πaψ=cfn=λn
λnλn−1=nn−1
Using the average value of Eα1 and Eα2 and Eβ to find aψ1 and aψ2 respectively.
aψ=λnn.2π
For Cu, the inner electron cloud has a radius of aψ=0.02447∗10−10
which is one fifth the size of the atomic radius at 1.45 A. This lead us to the resonance frequency,
fres=0.0612997924580.02447∗10−10=7.473∗1018Hz=7.473EHz
needed to drive aψ to resonance. Given an elementary electron charge of 1.602176565*10^{-19} C, a bombardment at fres is
Ires=qe.fres=1.602176565∗10−19∗7.473∗1018=1.1974A
This radiation due to the excitation of the inner electron clouds is in the X ray region. If this is true, with fres, X ray production is safer and cheaper... Hurrah! Just before you electrocute yourself, that's 1.1974 A per electron cloud. Hurrah!
The good news is any integer division of fres will still set the system into resonance but slowly. For example,
f=fres1000
will still resonate but has a slow buildup.
Note: As the atomic size increases the inner electron cloud is compressed to a smaller radius.