Observation of the Circular Components in the “Faraday Effect”

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Authors: Brace, D. B.;

doi: 10.1038/062368b0

Observation of the Circular Components in the “Faraday Effect”

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AFTER repeated attempts to determine the nature of the “Faraday effect,” I have succeeded in observing that ordinary light, when passing from a surface into a medium in such a way as to be under the influence of a magnetic field, is broken up into two circular components oppositely polarised.

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