Vacuum-Polarization Effects on Thomson Cross Sections in a Magnetized Plasma

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Radiative Cross Sections, Thomson Scattering, Magnetic Fields, Vacuum Polarization

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The effect of the polarization of the vacuum in magnetic fields not too far below Bc=me2c3 / e [h-bar] =4.4 x 1013 G on the polarization and transport of the radiation in plasma is discussed, and found to be significant. The expressions for the cross sections of all radiative processes are altered thereby. We present a calculation of the Thomson cross section, in which inclusion of vacuum effects leads to well-marked departures from previously computed behavior. These effects should lead to possible observable consequences in pulsars.

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