Rician fading, a stochastic process describing self-cancellation of radio waves, is partially caused by this phenomenon, a form of which was used to confirm time dilation by the Ives-Stillwell experiment. In a similar situation to that transverse form of this effect, a stati
Rician fading, a stochastic process describing self-cancellation of radio waves, is partially caused by this phenomenon, a form of which was used to confirm time dilation by the Ives-Stillwell experiment. In a similar situation to that transverse form of this effect, a stationary observer experiences an event proportional to the square root of one plus beta over one minus beta, times the original wavelength in its relativistic version. For 10 points, name this effect, the shift in frequency of a wave for a moving source or observer, exemplified by ambulance sirens and the radar used to determine weather patterns.
Rician fading, a stochastic process describing self-cancellation of radio waves, is partially caused by this phenomenon, a form of which was used to confirm time dilation by the Ives-Stillwell experiment.
{Doppler} effect or shift [accept {transverse Doppler effect} before “{transverse}”]