Electron as a Tiny Mirror: Radiation From a Worldline With Asymptotic Inertia

Abstract

We present a moving mirror analog of the electron, whose worldline possesses asymptotic constant velocity with corresponding beta Bogolubov coefficients that are consistent with finite total emitted energy. Furthermore, the quantum analog model is in agreement with the total energy obtained by integrating the classical Larmor power.

4 pages, 4 figures

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