1979
DOI: 10.1088/0022-3735/12/7/017
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Analysis of slightly elliptically polarised light

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“…Given the similarity of our phase modulation system to the systems described by Koemamn and Janeschitz-Kriegl, 4) Fratlini and Fuller, 5) and Kannan and Kornfield, 7) we used the same mathematical tools to describe the system: Stokes vectors to describe the light polarization states and Mueller matrices to describe the optical components. The meaning of each element in the Stokes vectors and Mueller matrices have been explained in detail by Fuller 11) and Collett.…”
Section: Birefringence Measurement Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Given the similarity of our phase modulation system to the systems described by Koemamn and Janeschitz-Kriegl, 4) Fratlini and Fuller, 5) and Kannan and Kornfield, 7) we used the same mathematical tools to describe the system: Stokes vectors to describe the light polarization states and Mueller matrices to describe the optical components. The meaning of each element in the Stokes vectors and Mueller matrices have been explained in detail by Fuller 11) and Collett.…”
Section: Birefringence Measurement Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Phase modulation techniques have been established to accurately measure birefringence at levels down to 10 À8 (ref. 4). Frattini and Fuller 5) used the phase modulation technique to simultaneously measure the birefringence and the orientation of the principal axes of the refractive ellipsoid.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…G. Fuller, of the Department of Chemical Engineering at Stanford University has recently carried out some measurements of wave speeds using a method of his own which is based on a phase-modulated birefringence technique (see [4] and [5] [2]. Fullers method works for liquids which exhibit optically anisotropic properties under shear.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%