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The Fizeau Experiment and the Traveling Wave in an Inertial Moving System

Authors: Valentín Ibáñez Fernández

Using Fizeau's experience, the paper shows experimentally and theoretically the change the speed of light in inertial moving systems. The theoretical interpretation of Fizeau's experiment, like that of A. Einstein, based on representations of the motion of light signals in a stationary ether. Since the theory of the fixed an ether allowed us to determine the absolute motion of the motion of electromagnetic waves at a constant speed in the universe with a fixed an ether. However, rethinking the experience of Fizeau, from the point of view of the propagation of a light wave in the material medium - ether, which consists of a moving inertial system. In addition, the material medium-ether changes its speed depending on the speed of the system; the paper concludes that the speed of light in an inertial moving system depends on the speed of the inertial system.

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