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Is about doppler effect It could be assumed that the frequency resulting from the Doppler effect...

Is about doppler effect

It could be assumed that the frequency resulting from the Doppler effect was independent of which agent moves and which one remains fixed, and only depends on the relative speed between the two, that is, a "symmetry" is expected between sender and receiver. However, this is not so, since this frequency also depends on which agent moves and which one is fixed. Which agent is responsible for breaking this "symmetry"? Could this agent be removed?

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