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How to Measure the One-Way Speed of Light

Authors: Vadim Matveev, Oleg Matvejev

The paper discusses a method of measuring the one-way speed of light based on the use of a rigid rod freely rotating around its axis. The authors analyze the conditions related to phase correlation and synchronism of rotation of the rod ends in the reference frame wherein its axial velocity is zero and in the reference frames wherein it moves at a high axial velocity. The anticipated results of the experiment within special relativity and Lorentz ether theory are also considered.

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[v1] 2015-05-17 11:07:48
[v2] 2015-05-20 03:41:50

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