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Re: Wavelength & Frequency experiments for SR

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From: NoEinstein
Date: Sun, 30 Dec 2007 17:33
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On Dec 30, 3:15 am, Pentcho Valev <pva...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Dec 30, 5:52 am, Tom Roberts <tjroberts...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in
> sci.physics.relativity:
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> > David wrote:
> > > I've been trying to find experimental verification that c is constant
> > > by looking for experiments where wavelength and frequency are measured
> > > independently of each other and results from moving sources are
> > > compared to the results from stationary sources - like the wavelength
> > > of light with frequency f (as measured in a rest frame) from a moving
> > > star compared to the wavelength of light with the same frequency f
> > > created by a source in the rest frame. But I wasn't able to find any
> > > experiment where wavelength and frequency are measured independently
> > > to confirm that their product is a constant.
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> > Consider the operation of a standard lab He-Ne laser. The 3S->2P
> > transition of neon is Doppler broadened to about 1.5 GHz [#]. The
> > wavelength is 632.8 nm, and for mirrors 30 cm apart there are about 1
> > million wavelengths between the mirrors, with spacing between
> > longitudinal modes of 400-500 MHz. So typically 3 or 4 longitudinal
> > modes of the mirrors overlap the Doppler-broadened linewith of the
> > lasing transition in Ne.
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> >         [#] I don't have a reference for the intrinsic linewidth
> >         of this transition, but the observed 1.5 GHz Doppler-
> >         broadened width is consistent with the thermal computation
> >         given in _Fundamentals_of_Light_Sources_and_Lasers_, by
> >         Mark Csele. So the intrinsic width is considerably smaller
> >         than the Doppler broadening, and that is all that matters here.
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> > The frequency and wavelength separations of the different longitudinal
> > modes are fully consistent with the speed of light being constant. This
> > implies that for moving Ne atoms, the product of frequency times
> > wavelength for the lasing transition does indeed equal c. This is
> > optical spectroscopy, and these values are known quite accurately.
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> > This example also refutes Henri Wilson's "BaTh", which claims that the
> > wavelength of light emitted from a source is the same in all inertial
> > frames -- for the Doppler-broadened lasing transition to excite multiple
> > longitudinal modes in the mirrors its wavelength MUST vary with speed.
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> > Note that without the Doppler broadening of the lasing transition, He-Ne
> > lasers would be vastly more difficult to set up and get working.
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> > Tom Roberts
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> Bravo Roberts bravo Tom bravo Albert Einstein of our generation
> (Hawking is no longer the Albert Einstein of our generation)! At last
> you have found the camouflage you needed so badly! Two years ago, when
> we discussed an analogous problem, you still knew nothing of
> wavelength measurements; you only knew that "on earth the speed of
> light is c":
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> http://groups.google.ca/group/sci.physics.relativity/browse_frm/threa...
> Tom Roberts, Sep 25, 2005: "None of the above measured wavelength
> directly. But we do know that on earth the speed of light is c, and in
> the GPS the speed of light is c between satellite and ground."
>
> Roberts Roberts some day even your zombies will ask the fatal
> questions:
>
> "Oh Divine Master Roberts, why don't you explain both the Doppler
> effect and the gravitational redshift in terms of the textbook
> formula:
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> frequency = (speed of light)/(wavelength)
>
> Since the frequency shifts, oh Divine Master, isn't it reasonable to
> assume that the speed of light shifts with the frequency, as Divine
> Albert did in 1911? If we assume that the speed of light remains
> constant and it is the wavelength that shifts with the frequency, will
> that assumption have implications that are too silly, oh Divine Master
> Roberts?"
>
> Pentcho Valev
> pva...@yahoo.com- Hide quoted text -
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