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Bouncing ball and Doppler effect
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[QUOTE="Soren4, post: 5504961, member: 589474"] Thanks for the reply! I thought about it again and I understood your solution, except one thing. The ball is continuosly emitting, so the reflected waves interfere not only with the other reflected waves, but [B]also with the waves[U] just emitted by the moving ball[/U][/B], don't they? So shouldn't this be taken into account? I mean the ball should have a velocity such that it does not emit at all when it is in the position of a node and emits when it is on an antinode? Maybe that's a wrong complication to the problem that I'm thinking about, but is it really only necessary to use doppler effect and neglect the fact that the ball is continously emitting? [/QUOTE]
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