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Polarization-dependent resonant differential cross-section (1/σT) dσ12/d cos θ′ as a function of photon energy E = ℏω for a set of incident angles θ and scattered angles θ′. The set of angles is 0, 30, 60, and 90 degrees, with θ changing vertically and θ′ horizontally. The red solid lines are produced from the first order expansion (5b) of Sina (1996), while the black dashed ones are produced from the simplified expression (6b). In all cases, the resonant frequency is given by Eq. (7). The vertical line indicates the resonant frequency ωr, which for θ ≠ 0 is smaller than ωc. Here, Ec = ℏωc = 15.33 keV.

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