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The discussion focuses on the effects of multiple scattering on the polarization of light. It establishes that scattering can produce polarized light at a 90-degree angle to the beam direction. Participants express a need for clarification on the complexities of multiple scattering and its impact on polarization, indicating that this concept is challenging for many to grasp.

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I know scattering would give polarized light on the in
90 degree of the beamdirection, but...how about somewhat
"multiple scattering" ??
how it affect the polarization ??

the concept of multiple scattering far too difficult for me,
can any guy explain that to me pls??

:eek: Thx
 
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what do u mean bu scattering?
 

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