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The Compton effect-a classical treatment

In spite of the fact that many textbooks proclaim that the photon theory of light is necessary to explain the Compton effect, it is possible to treat it as a classical phenomenon provided the important role of the stationary state is recognised. The classical theory is presented and the quantum rules for the interaction of an electromagnetic wave with a charged particle are established.