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... perpendicular . Hence the polarisation of the ordinary wave is such that E and D lie in a plane perpendicular to the principal section . An exception is formed by waves propagated in the direction of the optical axis . In this direction ...
... perpendicular . Hence the polarisation of the ordinary wave is such that E and D lie in a plane perpendicular to the principal section . An exception is formed by waves propagated in the direction of the optical axis . In this direction ...
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... perpendicular to k ' , the tensor Iik has non - zero components only in the plane perpendicular to k ' . These components form a two - dimensional tensor Iap in that plane ( Greek suffixes take two values ) . The tensor I is , by ...
... perpendicular to k ' , the tensor Iik has non - zero components only in the plane perpendicular to k ' . These components form a two - dimensional tensor Iap in that plane ( Greek suffixes take two values ) . The tensor I is , by ...
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... perpendicular to that plane . Since E is perpendicular to k , it is easy to see that in the first case the component of G in the plane perpendicular to k ' is zero . Thus transverse sound waves " polarised " in the plane of k and k ' do ...
... perpendicular to that plane . Since E is perpendicular to k , it is easy to see that in the first case the component of G in the plane perpendicular to k ' is zero . Thus transverse sound waves " polarised " in the plane of k and k ' do ...
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