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... polarization charge per unit volume . The presence of the divergence in the polarization - charge density seems very natural when one thinks of how this part of the charge density is created . If we consider a small volume in the medium ...
... polarization charge per unit volume . The presence of the divergence in the polarization - charge density seems very natural when one thinks of how this part of the charge density is created . If we consider a small volume in the medium ...
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... Polarization The plane wave ( 7.9 ) is a wave with its electric field vector always in the direction . Such a wave is said to be linearly polarized with polarization vector . To describe a general state of polarization we need another ...
... Polarization The plane wave ( 7.9 ) is a wave with its electric field vector always in the direction . Such a wave is said to be linearly polarized with polarization vector . To describe a general state of polarization we need another ...
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... polarization parallel to the plane of incidence . This means that if n ' > n there is a phase reversal for the reflected wave . 7.6 Polarization by Reflection and Total Internal Reflection Two aspects of the dynamical relations on ...
... polarization parallel to the plane of incidence . This means that if n ' > n there is a phase reversal for the reflected wave . 7.6 Polarization by Reflection and Total Internal Reflection Two aspects of the dynamical relations on ...
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