Ives Stillwell is consistent with classical theory of emr.

There are various erroneous claims made by relativists from Einstein through Ives Stillwell to the present. All of them claim that a classical model predicts no offset for the Ives Stillwell experiment. As we know, an offset is observed. Supposedly validifying relativity and ruling out a classical model of light where observed speeds of light are assumed to be c+-v. The reason why this erroneous claim has survived unchallenged for so long is simple. The various formulas evoked for "classical" are actually not correctly modelling light as c+-v. If one wishes to *correctly* model observed speeds for classical the following formula must be used. (Assuming v is 0.005, and f is the emitted source frequency as in the Ives Stillwell experiment) 1.005 X f = f1(forward) 0.995 X f = f2(rearward) Calculate the two Doppler shifted frequencies. Convert both shifted frequencies f1&2 to wavelength w1&2 and average them out ((w-w1)+(w2-w)/2). This gives an average predicted offset for classical , that matches the observed offset in the Ives Stillwell experiment. Verifying that a classical model is consistent with Ives Stillwell.