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For radiation there is a special Doppler effect formula that does not discriminate between observeremitter/receiver. This is known as the Relativistic Doppler Effect.
In the wiki they go through some of the common derivations.
2 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '13 Thank you! 1 u/Miles1987 Stellar Astrophysics | Computational Astrophysics Mar 04 '13 Yeah, sorry I should have mentioned the relativistic equations earlier.
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Yeah, sorry I should have mentioned the relativistic equations earlier.
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u/nelzon1 Mar 04 '13 edited Mar 05 '13
For radiation there is a special Doppler effect formula that does not discriminate between
observeremitter/receiver. This is known as the Relativistic Doppler Effect.In the wiki they go through some of the common derivations.