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Yes, but it doesn't matter if you are close enough and if you restrict the analysis to Ω and Ω' such that no black sky is contained. First I want to understand the bb radiation issue, then we may include the geometric effects.pervect said:The reference in #4 , whose formula you ere using, WAS talking about the CMB.
see abovepervect said:It matters if the radiation is in a beam, or of it's randomly going in all directions (like the CMB). The transverse components don't transform like the ones pointed along the line of travel.
I checked http://arxiv.org/pdf/physics/0701200v1.pdf but there is not enough math to see what they are really doing. http://cartan.e-moka.net/content/download/248/1479/file/Astronave relativistica.pdf is damaged and does not open on my computer.pervect said:Did you read any of the references I posted?
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