Our dynamic etalons will deflect point source light from zero to 360 degrees,
in direct proportion to the orientation and strength of the applied magnetic or
electromagnetic field.
The Faraday effect describes the phase rotation of polarized light, but our
dynamic etalon will deflect both non-polar and polar waves. Also, an optical
polarizing filter does not alter the viewed image.
This new 'lens' will function as an aid into understanding how nano-particles
interact with light, magnetic fields, and with other types of ferrous and
non-ferrous matter. It is a passive and inexpensive research tool. more =>>
These researchers have contributed their time and efforts experimenting
with our dynamic etalons.
Some of their work and theories are presented here.
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