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victorhugo
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With a velocity dependent equation such as de Broglie's λ=h/mv
There's just so many questions, where do I start...
In your frame of reference, an electron might be standing still but from an outside frame it could be moving at 0.1c
does that mean you'd see different wavelengths? What about when your frame accelerates, does the electron emit EMR?
There's just so many questions, where do I start...
In your frame of reference, an electron might be standing still but from an outside frame it could be moving at 0.1c
does that mean you'd see different wavelengths? What about when your frame accelerates, does the electron emit EMR?
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