Abstract
The radiational self-polarization effect induced by spontaneous radiation is shown to be possible for an electron moving in the electromagnetic plane-wave field. It is quite similar to the well-known Sokolov-Ternov effect, as regards the synchrotron radiation. The physical analysis of the self-polarization process is given and qualitative estimates for experimental observation of the predicted effect are discussed.
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