I Polarizing filter synthesis and dynamics

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The discussion focuses on the need for detailed resources on the synthesis and mechanisms of polarizers, particularly in the context of polarized light studies. Participants suggest using specific search terms like "Polaroid filter fabrication" to find relevant information. While some articles on advanced synthesis exist, there is a desire for a more structured educational resource covering the basics and types of polarizers. The Wikipedia page on Polaroid filters is noted as too brief for comprehensive understanding. Overall, there is a call for more in-depth materials on polarizer synthesis methods.
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I have found a fair amount of sources for studying polarized light but I haven't found sources discussing synthesis of polarizers in detail along with mechanistic discussion.
 
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berkeman said:
Have you tried the Google search term Polaroid filter fabrication? :wink:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polaroid_(polarizer)
i found several articles and papers on advanced syntheses but i was thinking of a more systematic course (a boo like course (intro-mechanism-types-synthesis))
 
mohamed_a said:
i found several articles and papers on advanced syntheses but i was thinking of a more systematic course (a boo like course (intro-mechanism-types-synthesis))
I'm sorry, I'm not able to parse what you said. Can you post links that you've found that are still confusing you? Did you read the (simple) Polaroid filter Wikipedia article?
 
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