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The spectrum of Cherenkov radiation at β = 1, ǫ(ω) = n = 1.3. Solid... | Download Scientific Diagram
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What is Cherenkov Radiation? | IAEA
Cherenkov Radiation, a phenomenon that occurs when particles travel faster than the speed of light in a given medium. It produces this gorgeous blue color, and is perfectly safe to observe. :
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Production of intensifying blue light by Cherenkov radiation phenomena and its application as a power source | SpringerLink
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High-Velocity Charged Particles Emit Cherenkov Radiation in Quantum Vacuum | Sci.News
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