On Tuesday, February 20, 2018 at 8:11:21 AM UTC-8, kenseto wrote:
> On Monday, February 19, 2018 at 4:59:40 PM UTC-5, Steve BH wrote:
> > Dear Dingdong:
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> > As pointed out before, your theory (improved relativity theory=IRT) is malpredictive. Instead of a Doppler effect which changes EMR f and lambda, you have one where lambda is constant and f and c change. You have slow and fast light in vacuum, which do not work and are not observed.
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> Idiot slow and fast light are observed as follows:
> c’ = (measured incoming frequency)(wavelength of the source)
> c’=c(measured wavelength of incoming light/measured wavelength of the source)=c(measured frequency of incoming light/measured frequency of the source)
You have the same observer measuring two photons at c and c', in and out. That's one observer, one frame, and two speeds of light.
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> > 1) This makes the Compton equation wrong and in fact not even wrong. Without a constant c there are too many variables. You decided the Compton result is a Doppler shift due to speed through the aether/Ematrix, but people would have noticed by now that two Compton experiments with different input >lambda give the same frequency shift, and they do not.
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> You don’t understand the Compton experiment. It does not predict same frequency shift for different wavelength input. Gee you are stupid.
It predicts the same WAVELENGTH shift for different wavelength input. But you cannot do that with two different speeds of light.
> > 2) With a variable speed of light E = hf = hc/lambda no longer works as it has three variables. Two photons of the same color can have two different energies, dependinding in part on their speed.
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> Idiot....i said that the incoming speed of light is variable. Speed of light within the observer’s frame is defined as constant c.
Incoming light IS in the observer's frame! You have no idea what "frame" is. The Compton experiment equation assumes the lab frame is the only frame, all the time. But you're the one that had to mess with it, with a c and c'. You get the consequencies. Horse laugh.
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> > 3) GPS no longer works without constant c. GPS would need to figure out slow and fast light transit times from Doppler data, and it doesn’t. It works without bothering.
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> The GPS work just fine.
Sure, because it assumes just one speed of light, c. In your theory a moving satellite would not emit one speed of radio pulse c. It would emit a signal at some c+v or c-v or whatever, depending on the speed of the satellite in the E-Matrix. But they can't all be at rest in the E-matrix, because they are all moving! GPS does not work in an E-Matrix.
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> > 4) Maxwell’s equation for speed of c is wrong, as there isn’t such a speed.
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> Within the observer’s frame the permittivity and permeability are measured to be constant and that’s why Maxwell’s equation for constant light speed works.
Bullshit. See above.