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On the Doppler Effect in Static Materials: Vortices and Black, White and Worm-Hole Like Wave Trajectories
We demonstrate the Doppler effect in a static material. The effect is achieved with a network of thin waveguides whose lengths depend on the direction of travel, chosen to simulate the compression and expansion of the wave experienced by a source travelling with velocity $v$. Each edge of length $\e
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