Measure v_abs by width of photon? #162
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This was discussed in April 2022 on the ACG forum. A single photon has no width, it's a plane wave. Asking for the "width of a photon" is as absurd as asking for the "width of the A 440 tone". |
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I think waveguides prove the conjecture about radiation having a transverse width, because the radius of a circular waveguide (informally, a metal pipe) is proportional to the max wavelength of a photon that can go through the pipe without significant attenuation. https://www.everythingrf.com/rf-calculators/circular-waveguide-calculator I'm looking into the 1.8412 value, and if anyone has some insight on that, that would be appreciated. |
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@sahil5d |
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The complete cycle of a Photon consists of 6 semicycles, or successive 6 Quantum of Action or 6 infinite and immobile frames of our phenomenological Reality, after which, the Photon returns to the initial spatial position, making two equatorial turns and three polar turns and consequently, the set of 6 Quantum of Action received, after being integrated into a Phenomenon, is differentiated again and then another 6 Quantum of Action are emitted that correspond to those initially received. This is executed by the physical process of Time. |
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A while back in the ACG forum we had a thread on the width of a photon. Not wavelength, but transverse width. There is some reason to expect that a pulse of light has a transverse width, because at a certain hole width, meshes will go from transparent to reflective (microwave meshes, radio telescope meshes).
Can this be used to determine v_abs, by measuring the width of a laser-emitted photon in all 3 axes, and confirming if there is a direction in which the photon has a smallest width?
The virtue of measuring a photon's width versus its wavelength is that the width (being perpendicular) wouldn't be Doppler-unshifted by the receiver moving at velocity.
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