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lalbatros
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Hello,
This paper presents an experimental setup and claims that Special Relativity would predict a second order Doppler shift:
http://www.atomicprecision.com/blog/wp-filez/Thim%20-%20Absence%20of%20the%20relativistic%20Doppler%20effect%20...%20.pdf [Broken]
Since the emitter and receiver have no relative motion, I do not think SR would predict a shift.
If I am right, where is the flaw in this paper?
Thanks
This paper presents an experimental setup and claims that Special Relativity would predict a second order Doppler shift:
http://www.atomicprecision.com/blog/wp-filez/Thim%20-%20Absence%20of%20the%20relativistic%20Doppler%20effect%20...%20.pdf [Broken]
Since the emitter and receiver have no relative motion, I do not think SR would predict a shift.
If I am right, where is the flaw in this paper?
Thanks
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