Directional measurement relation for light propagation
r denotes the effective path in the specified propagation direction. Vector notation follows the manuscript; r is not automatically an arbitrary three-dimensional Euclidean norm.
Based on the final manuscript · Chapter 1
r denotes the effective path in the specified propagation direction. Vector notation follows the manuscript; r is not automatically an arbitrary three-dimensional Euclidean norm.
Chapter reference: Final consolidated manuscript · Chapter 1, Section II, Eqs. (1.1)–(1.2) · ASD-BOOK-ddbade997b45
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Final consolidated manuscript · Chapter 1, Section II, Eqs. (1.1)–(1.2)
r denotes the effective path in the specified propagation direction. Vector notation follows the manuscript; r is not automatically an arbitrary three-dimensional Euclidean norm.
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- A1–A5; tt′≠0; 0≤v<c
- Directed effective length is not an arbitrary Euclidean vector norm
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- FINAL-CH1-PAIRING
Source locators: p0311 · p0313
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contextLight-propagation measurement relationASD-WEB-MET-001Uses of this equation
Subsequent equationPaths and elapsed times of two measurementsASD-WEB-LVE-004Subsequent equationElapsed time along the measurement directionASD-WEB-LVE-007DocumentLength Vector Effect · Full Derivation