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Polarization states কী?

Definition 13.3 University Physics — Year 2 · অধ্যায় 13 — Plane Electromagnetic Waves and Polarization

For a PPH wave along zz the field in a plane z=z = const is

E→=E0xcos⁡(ωt−kz) e→x+E0ycos⁡(ωt−kz−φ) e→y,\vect E = E_{0x}\cos(\omega t - kz)\,\vect e_x + E_{0y}\cos(\omega t - kz - \varphi)\,\vect e_y ,

and the tip of E→\vect E describes, in general, an ellipse: elliptical polarization. Two special cases: φ=0\varphi = 0 or π\pi, linear polarization along a fixed direction at angle arctan⁡(±E0y/E0x)\arctan(\pm E_{0y}/E_{0x}) from xx; E0x=E0yE_{0x} = E_{0y} and φ=±π/2\varphi = \pm\pi/2, circular polarization, E→\vect E of constant modulus turning at ω\omega (right or left according to its sense of rotation, seen facing the oncoming wave). Natural (unpolarized) light, from a lamp or the Sun, is a succession of short wave trains with random, rapidly changing polarizations: no direction is preferred on average. Any polarization decomposes into two linear (or two circular) components.

Left: natural light through three polarizers at 0, 45 and 90 — the middle one lets an eighth through a pair that alone would block everything. Right: Malus’s law.
Left: natural light through three polarizers at 0∘0^\circ, 45∘45^\circ and 90∘90^\circ — the middle one lets an eighth through a pair that alone would block everything. Right: Malus’s law.

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Example 13.5 (Sunglasses, screens, photographs)

Light reflected at a glancing angle from water or asphalt is largely polarized horizontally (Brewster’s angle, Chapter 15): sunglasses with a vertical transmission axis cut the glare and keep the rest. A liquid-crystal screen emits polarized light: through a polarizer at 90∘90{}^{\circ} it goes black. A photographer’s polarizing filter darkens the sky (scattered light is partly polarized, Chapter 17) and removes reflections from glass.

Example 13.7 (Where plates are used)

A quarter-wave plate between a polarizer and a mirror makes an optical isolator: the light goes out circular, comes back circular of the opposite handedness, is turned by the plate into linear light at 90∘90{}^{\circ} from the polarizer and is absorbed — no reflection returns to the laser. The two eyes’ images of a 3D film are projected in opposite circular polarizations and sorted by the quarter-wave–polarizer sandwiches of the glasses, which still work when you tilt your head (linear polarizers would not). A transparent ruler between crossed polarizers shows coloured fringes: stress makes plastic birefringent, and engineers read the stresses of a model from the pattern.

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