Semiclassical Description of Undulator Radiation

We present a semiclassical approximation for treating the radiation from classical currents. In particular, we present exact quantum states of the quantized electromagnetic field interacting with classical currents. These states are used to calculate a probability of many-photon radiation from the v...

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description We present a semiclassical approximation for treating the radiation from classical currents. In particular, we present exact quantum states of the quantized electromagnetic field interacting with classical currents. These states are used to calculate a probability of many-photon radiation from the vacuum initial state of the electromagnetic field. In this manner, in the present article, we study characteristics of electromagnetic radiation of a planar undulator. We find the total radiated energy and its spectral-angular distribution. We compare our results with ones obtained in the framework of classical electrodynamics, discussing differences introduced by accurate accounting for the quantum nature of electromagnetic radiation and present results of some numerical calculations that confirm, in particular, the latter discussion. In Appendix we present the calculation of the radiated energy using an alternative parametrization of the trajectory of electrons moving in a planar undulator.
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