Results Registry Noteworthy Result Canonical physics A photon emitted at gravitational potential Phi_em and observed at Phi_obs experiences fractional frequency shift Delta nu / nu = (Phi_obs - Phi_em)/c^2, where Phi = -GM/r with G = (c^3/hbar) iota_tau^2. Confirmed by Pound-Rebka (1959) and Gravity Probe A (1976, 70 ppm).
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Gravitational redshift from tau-Einstein

A photon emitted at gravitational potential Phi_em and observed at Phi_obs experiences fractional frequency shift Delta nu / nu = (Phi_obs - Phi_em)/c^2, where Phi = -GM/r with G = (c^3/hbar) iota_tau^2. Confirmed by Pound-Rebka (1959) and Gravity Probe A (1976, 70 ppm).

V.T31 Physics Book V tau-effective formalized

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Registry evidence

  • Registry item: V.T31
  • Type: theorem
  • Scope: tau-effective
  • Lean status: formalized
  • Book / part / chapter: Book V · Part 2 · Chapter 14

Result summary

A photon emitted at gravitational potential Phi_em and observed at Phi_obs experiences fractional frequency shift Delta nu / nu = (Phi_obs - Phi_em)/c^2, where Phi = -GM/r with G = (c^3/hbar) iota_tau^2. Confirmed by Pound-Rebka (1959) and Gravity Probe A (1976, 70 ppm).

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