I don’t think it’s more important; relativity says it’s not. It’s also true that if an event happens in one frame it happens in all frames, and I am free to pick the frame in which I check.
Who said it can’t?
Polarity doesn’t represent an energy difference. So it’s zero. A linearly polarized photon has the same energy as a circularly polarized photon of the same frequency.
On 12/31/2020 at 1:15 PM, swansont said:
If it’s a waveguide below cutoff, there can be no photon. If it’s a single-mode waveguide, the nominal speed is c, but the presence of the walls probably represents an index>1 due to the evanescent interaction, so it’s less than c. For multi-mode, the path isn’t straight, so the propagation speed is definitely less than c.
Basically, what is relativity in your opinion? I think it's a fixed ideology
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What force should be bigger?
in Quantum Theory
Basically, what is relativity in your opinion? I think it's a fixed ideology