Induced Bremsstrahlung Effect in an Electromagnetic Field with Account for Interference Phenomena

Considered in this chapter are spectral, angular, polarization, and amplitude peculiarities of the near-resonance bremsstrahlung effect on ions with a core in strongly inelastic electron scattering that arise due to the presence of the polarization channel of the process and its interference with the static channel. This phenomenon plays an important role in processes of energy exchange between plasma and a near-resonance laser field as well as in experiments on triple interaction on electron and atomic beams and storage rings.