sci.physics.electromag

On 19 mar, 13:30, "Szczepan Bialek" wrote:
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> >Real photons are discretely emitted by atoms, as
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> electrons move to orbitals closer to the nucleus or
> as nucleons move to tighter packing inside nucleons.
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> >These are electromagnetic in nature (real energy that
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> has inertia) and the can only remain localized as
> they move.
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> And how You call the radiation emitted from antennas?
> They are also photons?
> S*

Rather large wavelength and em amplitude with respect to
light of course, but since they are electromagnetic in nature,
speed of light and all, they must, mustn't they ?

Bremmstrahlung photons, apparently.

Is there any indication that they are not ?

My specialized area of research is fundamental particles.

Andr=E9 Michaud