More X Rays

Since X ray refracts away from the normal,

$a_{\psi\,n}\gt a_{\psi\,s}$

So, the approximation that the kinetic energy $\small{\cfrac{1}{2}mv^2_{boom}}$ is stored solely along $a_{\psi\,l}$ does not hold.  Part of energy extending $a_{\psi\,l}$ leads to the shortening of $a_{\psi\,n}$ to $a_{\psi\,s}$.

But as a whole, the torus can still be modeled as a totally elastic body characterized by the equivalent of a spring constant $k$.  $a_{\psi\,s}$ is the bore of the spring contracting as the spring lengthens.

The torus travels,

perpendicular to the plane of the torus, in the direction opposite to the field ($E$) of the dipole.  This was derive from the model of photon as a dipole.

So, from $a_{\psi\,s}$ and $a_{\psi\,n}$ the respective the incident and refractive $\lambda$s are derived,

$\lambda_i=2n\pi a_{\psi\,s}$

and

$\lambda_r=2n\pi a_{\psi\,n}$

where $n$ is the number of wavelengths along $2\pi a_{\psi}$.  Most of the time, $n=1$ and is not expected to change across the refracting medium boundary.

Is X ray visible after collapse?  That depends on $a_{\psi\,n}$, the size of $a_{\psi}$ after collapse.  Is $a_{\psi\,n}$ visible?

Which leads to normal color lights...