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(Created page with "(Note: This page is actively being eddited) The Relativistic Doppler Effect describes the alteration of the wavelength and frequency of light (Classical Doppler Effect) while accounting for the consequences of Special Relativity. ==Classical Doppler Effect== Consider a police car that is speeding past you with its sirens on. Have you ever noticed that the pitch of the siren is higher as it approaches you, but drops as it diverges from you? The beginning of the audio cor...") |
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The Relativistic Doppler Effect describes the alteration of the wavelength and frequency of light (Classical Doppler Effect) while accounting for the consequences of Special Relativity. | The Relativistic Doppler Effect describes the alteration of the wavelength and frequency of light (Classical Doppler Effect) while accounting for the consequences of Special Relativity. | ||
==Classical Doppler Effect== | ==Classical Doppler Effect== | ||
Consider a police car that is speeding past you with its sirens on. Have you ever noticed that the pitch of the siren is higher as it approaches you, but drops as it diverges from you? The beginning of the audio correlates to the rightmost figure and progresses to the leftmost. | Consider a police car that is speeding past you with its sirens on. Have you ever noticed that the pitch of the siren is higher as it approaches you, but drops as it diverges from you? The beginning of the audio correlates to the rightmost figure and progresses to the leftmost. | ||
Revision as of 18:27, 6 December 2024
Claimed - Dev Sharma (Fall 2024)
The Relativistic Doppler Effect describes the alteration of the wavelength and frequency of light (Classical Doppler Effect) while accounting for the consequences of Special Relativity.
Classical Doppler Effect
Consider a police car that is speeding past you with its sirens on. Have you ever noticed that the pitch of the siren is higher as it approaches you, but drops as it diverges from you? The beginning of the audio correlates to the rightmost figure and progresses to the leftmost.