Author(s)

Joseph J. Smulsky^*

Institute of the Earth’s Cryosphere, Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, Tyumen, Russia.

The influence of light source on the receiver as electromagnetic interaction is considered. The mechanical influence of the moving charged body on a motionless one is defined in the experimental laws of electrodynamics. These laws determine the changes of parameters of the light source that moves relatively the receiver. The laws of change of light frequency and its direction of the moving source are derived from the laws of electromagnetism. At small velocity of source movement they coincide with classical results: the Doppler effect and phenomenon of aberration. The interaction of the source and receiver depends only on their velocity of movement relatively each other. There is no world medium, the relative movement to which would influence the characteristics of light source.

Light Source, Movement, Relatively, Receiver, Laws of Electromagnetism, Doppler Effect, Aberration

Smulsky, J. (2014) Exact Equations for the Light Doppler Effect. Journal of Modern Physics, 5, 1602-1607. doi: 10.4236/jmp.2014.516161.