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Kruger
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Light can be x- or y-polarized. However, the polarization depends on the direction of the electric field (lets talk only of linear polarization). Now, what's the difference between x and y polarization? I mean why isn't there an intermediate polarization direction. One could rotate the electric field and yields a lot more polarization direction than only x- and y.
You know what I mean?
You know what I mean?