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In any case, this is my first reading of the text, and I am satisfied that I can show that ##\vec v## is constant when I assume that the... -
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this equation attached. d is the distance the light travels for example 1km. v is the speed of the moving clock to the other position...
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no I don't think so because i only calculate the time dilation in the direction that the light travels from source clock to destination...
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no, see my calculation. according to SRt you can calculate time dilation as function of both v and c. this time dilation during the...
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so you rely on the calculated out of sync beteeen the 2 clocks and therefor you can rely on the measurement on the receiver side.
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so why would you like to use an Einstein convention if you are already able to calculate exactly howe much out of sync occurs due the...
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I would apreciate if you analyze my reasoning instead of concluding it is wrong based on synchronization conventions. my reasoning is...
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no i don't think so. you can calculate a measured time as function of any lightspeed that could occur. the time is the sum of the...
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Idea to measure 1 way lightspeed is to use 2 synchronized clocks and take into account the time dilation caused by moving the clock to...
