Linearly Polarized Light and Jones Calculus

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[@JordanEdmundsEECS]

Thanks! Anything in particular that made it concise?

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That's really nice! Could you also explain the notion of Stokes vector and Mueller matrix?

[@JordanEdmundsEECS]

Ooh yeah I might do that the next time I have to do some ellipsometry. I did need to learn them awhile back.

[@samuelbarringer715]

How does polarized light relate to the dual nature of light having both particle and waves at the same time?

[@abhisheknautiyal8877]

From what I know I believe polarization has to do more with wave nature, in different methods we just need to try the method that is the more suited

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