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Re: The constancy of light

From Sanjuanita Peeples <naalu@nwmeela.org>
Newsgroups sci.physics.relativity
Subject Re: The constancy of light
Date 2017-02-13 18:32 +0000
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Tom Roberts wrote:

> Yes, they are good examples, because when a light beam is applied,
> electrons begin getting emitted immediately, far faster than a wave
> could build up enough energy to reach the threshold.

Are you pretty much sure? You are not violating causality, am I? They
cannot just start being emitted without reaching a threshold. This is the
number one lesson in embedded systems (CRTs included). Without a
threshold, nothing may happen.

> Nope. Without the incident light beam, no electrons are emitted. But
> it's more complicated than just light being present or not: there is a
> work function associated with electrons being able to leave the surface,
> and each electron must be given at least that much energy in order for
> it to be emitted; when h*f for a photon is below that value, no
> electrons are emitted, and when h*f is above that threshold, electrons
> are emitted with kinetic energy equal to the difference between h*f and
> the work function.

What kinetic energy? Does not really matter, in a conductor. It's rather
about a current, something you can measure. You cannot possibly measure an
electron(s)'s kinetic energy.

Even know, that current is a DC, not AC wave. It's clear, since the
electrons cannot oscillate at the incident light frequency.

> I have no idea where you got this notion; I have not seen it. It is
> quite clearly wrong, and the MMX by itself does not rule out light as a
> wave [#]. But many other experiments do (mostly ones performed many
> decades after the MMX).

The fringes depends on which half of the wave is hitting the detector
first.

> 	(And once you learn enough to try a specific wave theory,
> you will find it is already refuted by experiments.) Tom Roberts

Excellent post, thank you.

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