Does Light Bend in an Electro-Magnetic Field?

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Hi all,

I am not sure if light is bent under strong electro-magnetic field. Anyone have any idea?

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It is not.
 
it is rotated though, search the Faraday effect.
 
trini said:
it is rotated though, search the Faraday effect.

Not in vacuum, right?
 

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