Christian Doppler in 1942 predicted the Doppler effect for all kinds of waves, not only sound waves. The Doppler effect for light was demonstrated in 1948 by Fizeau. In conjunction with the article on the classical Doppler effect, as it occurs e.g. for sound waves, we will here examine the relativistic Doppler effect which is …
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the Doppler effect (classical)
The Doppler effect is nothing really new. It’s well-known that Doppler frequency shift occurs for sound as well as light; there are, however, some subtle differences between the two, owing mainly to Einstein’s special theory of relativity. This article describes the classical Doppler effect as it occurs e.g. for sound waves and in which the …
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