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Polarization characterizes the oscillations in time the electromagnetic field is doing in the plane perpendicular to the propagation direction of a wave
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Why two opposite circular polarization filters let light pass through?
I expected the interaction to be like between linear polarization filters at 90° angle - no light should pass. … So I thought all light that was able to pass through the first circular polarization filter would have, lets say clockwise polarization and it will not be able to pass through the second filter, because …
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