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i wonder how it's possible that due to reflection from water say of light only perpendicular components remain and others are refracted.
Polarization by reflection occurs when light reflects off a surface, such as water, resulting in the perpendicular components of light being retained while other components are refracted. This phenomenon is explained by the boundary conditions at interfaces, which dictate how light behaves when transitioning between different media. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding these boundary conditions to grasp the mechanics of light polarization effectively.
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