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By re-analyzing the photoelectric effect in terms of classical electrodynamics, the limitations of Einstein's photon hypothesis are identified and the relation between the photoelectron's kinetic energy and the circular frequency of the incident light is reinterpreted. And it is revealed that photoelectric emission is dependent upon the incident light's circular frequency (omega) and upon its photon density. | By re-analyzing the photoelectric effect in terms of classical electrodynamics, the limitations of Einstein's photon hypothesis are identified and the relation between the photoelectron's kinetic energy and the circular frequency of the incident light is reinterpreted. And it is revealed that photoelectric emission is dependent upon the incident light's circular frequency (omega) and upon its photon density. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | A Classical Approach to the Photoelectric Effect & Photoelectron Emission |
| Author(s) | Bing-Xin Gong |
| Keywords | photoelectric effect, photon hypothesis, classical electrodynamics, photoelectric emission, photon density |
| Published | 2007 |
| Journal | Galilean Electrodynamics |
| Volume | 18 |
| Number | 6 |
| Pages | 103-107 |
Abstract
By re-analyzing the photoelectric effect in terms of classical electrodynamics, the limitations of Einstein's photon hypothesis are identified and the relation between the photoelectron's kinetic energy and the circular frequency of the incident light is reinterpreted. And it is revealed that photoelectric emission is dependent upon the incident light's circular frequency (omega) and upon its photon density.
