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Question:
Does the law of specular reflection (angle in = angle out) for obliquely incident light rays still hold if the mirror is translating in a direction parallel to its normal direction?
If not, what different effects attend said translation if
a) the motion is toward or away from the stationary light source, and
b) the mirror velocity is constant or varying?
Does the law of specular reflection (angle in = angle out) for obliquely incident light rays still hold if the mirror is translating in a direction parallel to its normal direction?
If not, what different effects attend said translation if
a) the motion is toward or away from the stationary light source, and
b) the mirror velocity is constant or varying?