Hej John-Erik,/Jan Slowak
Wouldn't it be better if we discussed these issues on ResearchGate so that everyone else can have their say?
1) "A line is inside a plane if all points on the line are inside the plane."
It goes without saying. Mathematics says that if two points of a line lie in a plane then the entire line lies in the plane.
2) "The Lorentz transformation states that an ether wind transverse to light direction reduces light speed."
I would like to see a model of this, a figure.
3) "The wave model states that there is no such effect."
The model itself cannot determine this, but must be done with the help of a thought experiment, a mathematical model of the phenomenon.Den ons 12 nov. 2025 kl 14:49 skrev John-Erik Persson <joer...@gmail.com>:JanA line is inside a plane if all points on the line are inside the plane.The Lorentz transformation states that an ether wind transverse to light direction reduces light speed.The wave model states that there is no such effect.John-ErikOn Wed, Nov 12, 2025 at 8:24 AM Jan Slowak <jan.s...@gmail.com> wrote:/Jan SlowakHi,
According to my knowledge, I believe that light is only a wave phenomenon (no particles). However, despite this, I have follow-up questions to the three statements about wave motion:
1) "The wave model states that an ether wind inside the wave fronts is irrelevant"
How then, 'inside the wave fronts'?
2) "The Lorentz transformation states that an ether wind inside the wave fronts cause a time delay"
How then, 'inside the wave fronts'?
3) "The Lorentz transformation is in conflict with the wave model"
In what way?