This discussion addresses the polarization of magnetic fields in relation to light. It confirms that while light can be polarized, the magnetic field behaves similarly, maintaining orthogonality with the electric field. Specifically, linearly polarized light propagating in the 'z' direction has its electric field oriented in the 'x' direction and the magnetic field in the 'y' direction. The rotation of the polarization state of light also results in the rotation of the magnetic field, reinforcing the relationship between these two fields.
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