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Graduate Photons and the Doppler effect
I sincerely thank all my new found colleagues for their replies. Regards, Patrick.- Patrick Watson
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Graduate Photons and the Doppler effect
Thanks. I would be very happy to understand what properties of the star effect the departed photon such that there is a change in the beginning wavelength.- Patrick Watson
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Graduate Photons and the Doppler effect
Thanks for your responses. I do not deny current wisdom.The point I have tried to make is, in the specific situation noted, I will measure the wavelength of a single photon. How could this photon, having departed the star, and moving at light speed, be affected by any motion of that star?- Patrick Watson
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Graduate Photons and the Doppler effect
I am currently capturing and analyzing spectra. My analysis software includes allowances for Doppler shifts resulting from relative radial motion between source and observer, and also Earth’s rotation. Results are accurate . The basic introduction to the Doppler effect generally starts with...- Patrick Watson
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