Reply to Comment by V.P. Torchigin and A.V. Torchigin on "Deducing radiation pressure on a submerged mirror from the Doppler shift"

TL;DR

This paper provides a response to a comment on a previous study about radiation pressure on a submerged mirror derived from Doppler shift analysis, clarifying the original findings and addressing critiques.

Contribution

It offers a detailed rebuttal to critiques of the original Doppler shift method for deducing radiation pressure, clarifying the theoretical approach and defending the original conclusions.

Findings

Clarifies the validity of the Doppler shift method for radiation pressure calculation

Addresses and refutes specific critiques raised in the comment

Reaffirms the original results and methodology

Abstract

This is a Reply to a Comment by V.P. Torchigin and A.V. Torchigin, published in Physical Review A 92, 017803 (2015). The paper which is commented upon is titled "Deducing radiation pressure on a submerged mirror from the Doppler shift," originally published in Physical Review A 85, 023807 (2012).