SagnacEffekt
Sagnac effect is a phenomenon in physics that occurs when light is circulated in a loop, either through an optical fiber or through free space. This effect is observed when the total distance traveled by light around the loop is a certain multiple of the wavelength of the light.
The Sagnac effect was first observed by Georges Sagnac in 1913, who measured the rotation of the
The Sagnac effect is rooted in the principles of special relativity. When light is propagated in one
The Sagnac effect has several important implications in physics. For example, it provides a method for measuring
The Sagnac effect has been extensively experimentally verified and has been shown to be a fundamental phenomenon