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On the nature of red shift of Metagalaxy | |
Developing this proof, we can show that in the premise of
Doppler effect, the relation between the motion of the source and observer as to some
stationary centre O and the Hubble law remains true if we take into
consideration not only longitudinal but full Doppler effect. For it, we have to change a
little Fig. 2 and to consider in more details the propagation of the wave front from the
source B to the observer A .
Let the front of the wave radiated by the source B at the point B1 reaches the observer A at the point A1 , and the front of wave radiated by the source at the point B2 in the time interval tB is received by the observer in the time interval tB at the point A2 (see Fig. 3).
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As we can see from Fig. 3, the difference between tA and tB is determined by the time t which is necessary to the beam to pass the difference of intervals between A2B2 and A1B1 , i.e. |
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In its turn, in accordance with the statement of problem, the difference between tA and tB is conditioned by the motion of source and observer as to the mutual reference point O . All the further proof is derived in frames of geometry, taking into account the smallness of tB . This enables us to think vA and vB constant during the studied time intervals. From A1A2F |
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from B1B2E | |
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As the result we yield |
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and from A2KB2 | |
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After we substitute (15), (16) and (17) to (18) and take into account that in accordance with the construction and (14) |
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we will yield, accurate to the first order of smallness of the increments of tA , tB and t , the following: |
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or, taking into account (14), | |
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whence | |
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(22) |
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