It can be employed with the Faber-Jackson relation or the Tully-Fisher relation to estimate the distance to a galaxy using the redshift or blueshift produced by this effect.
Binary pulsars display a quadratic form of this phenomenon known as the Shklovskii effect. A form of this phenomenon predicted by special relativity was measured using canal ray tubes in the Ives-Stillwell experiment, and the Lorentz transformation is used to derive its relativistic form. It can be employed with the Faber-Jackson relation or the Tully-Fisher relation to estimate the distance to a galaxy using the redshift or blueshift produced by this effect. This effect results in a shift in frequency between a source and an observer moving relative to that source. For 10 points, name this effect exemplified by the change in pitch when a siren passes by.
Binary pulsars display a quadratic form of this phenomenon known as the Shklovskii effect.
Doppler Effect