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May 25, 2020 12:58 pmpts 30 pts
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Please provide some theory for polarisation also!!

A circularly polarized monochromatic plane wave is incident on a dielectric interface at Brewaster angle. Which one of the following statements is correct? (a) The reflected light is plane polarized in the plane of incidence and the transmitted light is circularly polarized. (b) The reflected light transmitted light is plane polarized in the plane of incidence. c) The reflected light is plane polarized perpendicular to the plane of incidence and the transmitted light is elliptically polarized. (d) There will be no reflected light and the transmitted light is circularly polarized. plane polarized perpendicular to the plane of incidence and the
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  • Dhairya sharma
    dear I attached it's solution plz go through that
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  • Dhairya sharma thankyou
    dear see attached.
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    Dhairya sharma
    the reason is, reflected light will be plane polarized in perpendicular to plane of incidence (this is the definition of Brewsters angle). and the transmitted light will become dis...
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  • Abhishek singh thankyou
    Option C is correct. because the reason is, reflected light will be plane polarized in perpendicular to plane of incidence (this is the definition of Brewsters angle). and the tran...
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    Abhishek singh
    you can see, the transmitted light is partially polarized, hence it couldn't be plane polarized
  • Abhishek singh
    Option C is correct. because the reason is, reflected light will be plane polarized in perpendicular to plane of incidence (this is the definition of Brewsters angle). and the tran...
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