Re: MMX Expected Shft.
- From: vern@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 24 Oct 2005 11:14:13 -0700
Tom Roberts wrote:
> vern@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
<snip>
> > But aren't MMXs considered to be in an inerial frame?
>
> Generally, yes, because that simplifies the analysis considerably. An
> accurate analysis that accounts for the rotation of the interferometer
> wrt the lab, and the rotation of the earth, shows that both rotations
> are completely negligible.
Did you notice Franklin's response (Message No. 6 in this thread). He
cites new MM-type experiments that certainly take error analysis into
account. However, they appear to involve rotating devices. Are they
more in the class of Sagnac and M+G?
Thanks,
Vern
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