In configurations i ) through l ) I'm looking at circularly polarised light with linearly polarised blockers and see all of them as clear.
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As polarised light passes through a birefringent sample, the phase difference between the fast and slow directions varies with the thickness, and wavelength of light used.
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It was this effect that allowed the mathematician �tienne-Louis Malus to make the measurements that allowed for his development of the first mathematical models for polarised light.
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Alexandrite, a strongly pleochroic ( trichroic ) gem, will exhibit emerald green, red and orange-yellow colors depending on viewing direction in partially polarised light.
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So, in configurations a ) through d ) I'm looking at linearly polarised light through circularly polarised blockers and should indeed always get a clear result.
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An American study suggested that migratory Savannah sparrows used polarised light from an area of sky near the horizon to recalibrate their magnetic navigation system at both sunrise and sunset.
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The intensity difference recorded between the two types of polarised light for the fluorescence reading is proportional to the UV LD signal, allowing the use of DPS to image surfaces
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The isogyres will touch each other four times in one 360 degree revolution, with each time corresponding to one of the extinction positions seen in normal cross polarised light.
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"' Scanning laser polarimetry "'is the use of polarised light to measure the thickness of the retinal nerve fiber layer as part of a glaucoma workup.
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J C Ghosh's other important contributions include his extensive study of photocatalysts under the influence of polarised light and developments of Fischer Tropsch reaction for the synthesis of hydrocarbons.
