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calculate the doppler shift in the frequency of photon traveling along y axis with respect to...

calculate the doppler shift in the frequency of photon traveling along y axis with respect to moving observer along x axis with velocity v ,explain brielfy how does doppler effect of light in relativistic approach differ from non relativistic approach .

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