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Hello, We proved something during the course but I totally forgot how to do it..
Prove that Planck's Law E=h*u is deduced from the equation of Doppler effect u'=u*√((1-β)/(1+β))
Lorentz transformation
If we take a beam of light of frequency u and an observer with speed Bc
I don't know if it's correct..
u'=u√((1-β)/(1+β))
E'=y(E-B*Px*c)
And px*c=E so
E'=y(E-BE)
=yE(1-B)
=E√((1-β))/(√((1-β)/(1+β)))
=E√((1-β))/√(1+β)
E'=E*u'/u
E'*u=E*u'
E'/u'=E/u
E/u=cste=h ?
Homework Statement
Prove that Planck's Law E=h*u is deduced from the equation of Doppler effect u'=u*√((1-β)/(1+β))
Homework Equations
Lorentz transformation
The Attempt at a Solution
If we take a beam of light of frequency u and an observer with speed Bc
I don't know if it's correct..
u'=u√((1-β)/(1+β))
E'=y(E-B*Px*c)
And px*c=E so
E'=y(E-BE)
=yE(1-B)
=E√((1-β))/(√((1-β)/(1+β)))
=E√((1-β))/√(1+β)
E'=E*u'/u
E'*u=E*u'
E'/u'=E/u
E/u=cste=h ?
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