Photon Absorption - 4.19.2016, 1804h : fixed the mistake in choice D. Circle the
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Photon Absorption - 4.19.2016, 1804h : fixed the mistake in choice D. Circle the diagrams in Fig. 1 that could represent the absorption (as opposed to radiation) of a photon by a positron. Keep in mind that “positron” could be represented by an electron.
Figure 1: Choices for the graph(s) representing photon absorption by a positron.
hw14.2016.pdf The Calling-whereve Home | Chegg.com Feynman Diagrams and R × / hw14_2016.pdf C Lwww.pa·msu.edu/~brock/file-sharing/QSandBB/homework/homework-worksheets/hw14-2016.pdf AC 2/5 Figure 1: Choices for the graph(s) representing photon absorption by a positron. Photon Absorption - 4.19.2016, 1804h : fixed the mistake in choice D 1. (2 points) Circle the diagrams in Fig. 1 that could represent the absorption (as opposed to radiation) of a photon by a positron. Keep in mind that "positron" could be represented by an electron. 12:54 PM 4/21/2016 Search the web and Windows }Explanation / Answer
An electron is a negatively charged fundamental particle, and a positron is the same particle, but with a positive charge. A photon is a neutral fundamental particle of light and it interacts with anything that has a charge.
the answer is c.
that is the correct feyman diagram