Re: Diffraction Gratings Prove SR Wrong.

Henri Wilson wrote:

The basic BaTh equation is derived at:
http://www.users.bigpond.com/hewn/bathgrating.jpg
'v' is hte speed of the garating away from the source.

Assume the diffracted light moves at c wrt the grating.

The first order equation is: sin(phi) = c/(c+v).D/lambda.

Why do I find wrong calculations so funny? :-)

Why do I find it hilarious when somebody defend
an obviously wrong calculation even after it is pointed
out that it is wrong? :-)

Keep it up, Henri,
make an even bigger fool of yourself every time
you claim your calculation to be correct.

The sky is the limit - go for it! :-)

Paul
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