Consider a collection of identical atoms which are uniformly positioned in a perfect lattice. We showed in class that in such an ideal situation. from the point of 1View of the classical electron oscillator model. no light is scattered in the side direction when the frequency of the light is far from any resonance frequencies. Now suppose the incident light is tuned exactly on an absorption resonance of the atoms. You may further suppose. as is usually the case. that the dephasing rate is much faster than the radiative decay rate. Is any light now observable in the side directions '3'? Explain why or why not. (It may help to make a sketch.)