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Photon red shifting and Doppler effect
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[QUOTE="BiGyElLoWhAt, post: 5506072, member: 496972"] Well, you see, if you take the covariant derivative of the inverse tensor along an affine connection... Have you tried thinking about a photon as an excitation of an electromagnetic field? So the field is oscillating. If you look over a span of time, a wave packet comes in and the first peak hits an object that it's about to rebound off of. By the time the second peak comes into hit, the object has moved away, and thus the second peak actually has a larger distance to travel than the first one, and the third even longer. This is, of course, a loose explanation. [/QUOTE]
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