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Niles
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Hi
When the concept of polarization is introduced, it is usually done with plane waves, I guess because it is easy to visualize how it looks. But lets say we look at spherical waves or Gaussian waves: How does the polarization look in that case?
Best,
Niles.
When the concept of polarization is introduced, it is usually done with plane waves, I guess because it is easy to visualize how it looks. But lets say we look at spherical waves or Gaussian waves: How does the polarization look in that case?
Best,
Niles.