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Lrt us consider wave omni-directaional emitting wave source moving in a
medium configured as a Michelson setup. o___________________________________| Source------------- d ----------------Reflector In any mundane medium, the speed of the wave [c] is fixed by it's properties (modulus and density), and is independent of any motion of a source. Therefore, in the case of a round trip, traveled from any moving emitting source from a co-moving reflector separated by a 'fixed' distance [d] see figure above, the distances traveled can be described as follows. For the 'path' taken in the direction of motion the time required to complete the trip is: t = d/(c - v) + d/(c + v) ... {1} This is strictly due to the so-called Galilean transformations. We note that when v = c the time it takes for the wave to get to the reflector is infinite, that is, it WILL never catch the reflector which is moving away just as fast as the wave can propagate. Now doing some simple algebra the round trip, we get: d(c + v) + d(c - v) t = -------------------- ... {2} (c - v)(c + v) which resolves to: 2d t = -------------- ... {3} c[1 - (v/c)^2] Thus the actual distance [L], or path of the wave for the round trip becomes: 2d L = ------------- ... {4} [1 - (v/c)^2] Now if we evaluate the orientation of the assembly at 90 degrees relative to the motion we get the time as: 2d t = ------------------ ... {5} Sqrt[1 - (v/c)^2]c This comes about from the fact that the actual path taken by the wave is not d, but the hypotenuse of a triangle illustrated as follows: ___ / \ / | \ / | \ c | c / d \ / | \ o___v__|___v__o And the actual distance as: 2d L = ----------------- ... {6} Sqrt[1 - (v/c)^2] Which is different from the parallel direction by a factor of exactly: Sqrt(1 - (v/c)^2) ['gamma'] ... {7} This was the expected difference which would have resulted in the fringes predicted to be seen in the MMX. The lack of which is why, in 1889 Fitzgearld and in 1895 Lorentz suggested that matter contracted by this factor along the axis of motion when moving through the medium, since this results in both round trip paths becoming of equal length. Now with the Lorentz/Fitzgerald contraction we find that for the local (moving), system dx L c = -- = -- ... {8} dt dt and the defintions of dt as, 2d ------------------ Sqrt[1 - (v/c)^2]c Then, 2d Sqrt[1 - (v/c)^2]c c = ----------------- x ------------------ ... {9} Sqrt[1 - (v/c)^2] 2d or simply, c = c Now it should be clear to anyone that gamma disappears and for any given local value of d and the definitions, c = dx/dt and dx = 2d and dt = 2d/c the wave speed c will be measured as the same value regardless of v, as long as v c... If however the actual round trip paths are L (Eq. 6) and not 2d (the local path) then the actual travel times are expressed by Eq. 5, and not simply local time 2d/c and all paths MUST travel per Eq. 6, one can set up local coordinates based upon measured speed c and a local time t' BUT the relationship of different lcoal times at different speeds v leads direct back to Lorentz's 1904 paper known as LET. From the above one can get out the posulates that for the functional basis of Special Relativity. All physical processes would be constrained to behave in a manner consistent with the tenets of SR. However, the very existence of observable time distortions (time dilation) between moving inertial frames can be considered strong evidence that light's speed is universal invariance and an underlying medium is what regulates this behavior and give rise to its very existence. |
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"Aetherist" wrote in message news ![]() Lrt us consider wave omni-directaional emitting wave source moving in a medium configured as a Michelson setup. No, lrt us consider laser beams which are not wave omni-directational emitting wave or even omnidirectional. Good word, "lrt". Two out of three isn't bad. Invent it all by yourself, did you? I didn't care much for "directaional", though. |
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Aetherist wrote: Lrt us consider wave omni-directaional emitting wave source moving in a medium configured as a Michelson setup. o___________________________________| Source------------- d ----------------Reflector In any mundane medium, the speed of the wave [c] is fixed by it's properties (modulus and density), and is independent of any motion of a source. Therefore, in the case of a round trip, traveled from any moving emitting source from a co-moving reflector separated by a 'fixed' distance [d] see figure above, the distances traveled can be described as follows. For the 'path' taken in the direction of motion the time required to complete the trip is: t = d/(c - v) + d/(c + v) ... {1} This is strictly due to the so-called Galilean transformations. We note that when v = c the time it takes for the wave to get to the reflector is infinite, that is, it WILL never catch the reflector which is moving away just as fast as the wave can propagate. Now doing some simple algebra the round trip, we get: d(c + v) + d(c - v) t = -------------------- ... {2} (c - v)(c + v) which resolves to: 2d t = -------------- ... {3} c[1 - (v/c)^2] Thus the actual distance [L], or path of the wave for the round trip becomes: 2d L = ------------- ... {4} [1 - (v/c)^2] Now if we evaluate the orientation of the assembly at 90 degrees relative to the motion we get the time as: 2d t = ------------------ ... {5} Sqrt[1 - (v/c)^2]c This comes about from the fact that the actual path taken by the wave is not d, but the hypotenuse of a triangle illustrated as follows: ___ / \ / | \ / | \ c | c / d \ / | \ o___v__|___v__o And the actual distance as: 2d L = ----------------- ... {6} Sqrt[1 - (v/c)^2] Which is different from the parallel direction by a factor of exactly: Sqrt(1 - (v/c)^2) ['gamma'] ... {7} This was the expected difference which would have resulted in the fringes predicted to be seen in the MMX. The lack of which is why, in 1889 Fitzgearld and in 1895 Lorentz suggested that matter contracted by this factor along the axis of motion when moving through the medium, since this results in both round trip paths becoming of equal length. Now with the Lorentz/Fitzgerald contraction we find that for the local (moving), system dx L c = -- = -- ... {8} dt dt and the defintions of dt as, 2d ------------------ Sqrt[1 - (v/c)^2]c Then, 2d Sqrt[1 - (v/c)^2]c c = ----------------- x ------------------ ... {9} Sqrt[1 - (v/c)^2] 2d or simply, c = c Now it should be clear to anyone that gamma disappears and for any given local value of d and the definitions, c = dx/dt and dx = 2d and dt = 2d/c the wave speed c will be measured as the same value regardless of v, as long as v c... If however the actual round trip paths are L (Eq. 6) and not 2d (the local path) then the actual travel times are expressed by Eq. 5, and not simply local time 2d/c and all paths MUST travel per Eq. 6, one can set up local coordinates based upon measured speed c and a local time t' BUT the relationship of different lcoal times at different speeds v leads direct back to Lorentz's 1904 paper known as LET. From the above one can get out the posulates that for the functional basis of Special Relativity. All physical processes would be constrained to behave in a manner consistent with the tenets of SR. However, the very existence of observable time distortions (time dilation) between moving inertial frames can be considered strong evidence that light's speed is universal invariance and an underlying medium is what regulates this behavior and give rise to its very existence. If, of course, you ignore the century of experimental evidence which shows that your aether is not present. But keep your delusions. |
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On Fri, 03 Jul 2009 16:17:45 -0800, doug wrote:
{snip...} If, of course, you ignore the century of experimental evidence which shows that your aether is not present. But keep your delusions. Please provide one specific example of experimental evidence that you think is being ignored. |
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On Jul 3, 2:17 pm, Aetherist wrote:
Lrt us consider wave omni-directaional emitting wave source moving in a medium configured as a Michelson setup. o___________________________________| Source------------- d ----------------Reflector In any mundane medium, the speed of the wave [c] is fixed by it's properties (modulus and density), and is independent of any motion of a source. Therefore, in the case of a round trip, traveled from any moving emitting source from a co-moving reflector separated by a 'fixed' distance [d] see figure above, the distances traveled can be described as follows. For the 'path' taken in the direction of motion the time required to complete the trip is: t = d/(c - v) + d/(c + v) ... {1} This is strictly due to the so-called Galilean transformations. No, it isn't . It is due to another reason but you obviously don't know why this is so. Einstein started with this calculation in his paper in the derivation of the LORENTZ transforms, so this should give you a hint that it CANNOT be based on the Galilei transforms. rest of your nonsense snipped as irrelevant |
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"doug" wrote in message et... Aetherist wrote: On Fri, 03 Jul 2009 16:17:45 -0800, doug wrote: {snip...} If, of course, you ignore the century of experimental evidence which shows that your aether is not present. But keep your delusions. Please provide one specific example of experimental evidence that you think is being ignored. You have ignored all of it. Pick any one that you think you can refute. Why, you have shown an inability to confront any questionable conditions of SR? Spirit of Truth |
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Aetherist wrote: On Fri, 03 Jul 2009 16:17:45 -0800, doug wrote: {snip...} If, of course, you ignore the century of experimental evidence which shows that your aether is not present. But keep your delusions. Please provide one specific example of experimental evidence that you think is being ignored. You have ignored all of it. Pick any one that you think you can refute. |
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On Jul 4, 8:38 am, Aetherist wrote:
What Equation 9 says is, it doesn't matter. You csnnot use this methodology to determine the actual rest frame as Lorentz concluded in 1904. However we can find the rest frame, its called the CMBR... No, it isn't. Physicists use the FRAME IN WHICH CMB RADIATION IS ISOTROPIC as a convenient "preferred frame". None is such an idiot as a claim that "we can find the rest frame" |
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On Sat, 4 Jul 2009 08:46:17 -0700 (PDT), "Dono." wrote:
On Jul 4, 8:38 am, Aetherist wrote: What Equation 9 says is, it doesn't matter. You csnnot use this methodology to determine the actual rest frame as Lorentz concluded in 1904. However we can find the rest frame, its called the CMBR... No, it isn't. Physicists use the FRAME IN WHICH CMB RADIATION IS ISOTROPIC as a convenient "preferred frame". None is such an idiot as a claim that "we can find the rest frame" denial isn't just a river in Africa ![]() |
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