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Taylor expansion of the relativistic Doppler effect?
Thank you, this is clear now and has helped a lot- Amara
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Taylor expansion of the relativistic Doppler effect?
Is this a Maclaurin series? I'm not sure because I don't know if I should use binomial expansion or differentiate withTaylor.- Amara
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Taylor expansion of the relativistic Doppler effect?
I still have a problem with this. In a Taylor expansion I have a value to expand about. I am not given a value for this. And the question does not ask for a Maclaurin series.- Amara
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Taylor expansion of the relativistic Doppler effect?
Okay I think my Taylor expansion needs some work. But getting confirmation that it's in this form helps. Thanks- Amara
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Taylor expansion of the relativistic Doppler effect?
Sorry this is my first question. Because it's university work I thought it would go here. I started by doing that but I got confused with not having what would be a in a normal Taylor expansion question.- Amara
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Taylor expansion of the relativistic Doppler effect?
[Note from mentor: this thread was originally posted in a non-homework forum, therefore it does not use the homework template.] I have been given an equation for the relativistic doppler effect but I'm struggling to see this as a function and then give a first order Taylor expansion. Any help...- Amara
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