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Dreak
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How does the energy of a photon change by Doppler shift?
Let's say we have an IR photon, but due to Doppler shift it shifts towards UV wavelengts. Shorter wavelength/higher frequency means more energy, but where does this energy come from?
How do you connect this with Photoelectric effect, which depends on the frequency of the photon?
Let's say we have an IR photon, but due to Doppler shift it shifts towards UV wavelengts. Shorter wavelength/higher frequency means more energy, but where does this energy come from?
How do you connect this with Photoelectric effect, which depends on the frequency of the photon?