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The theory of light [electronic resource] (1901)

Preston, Thomas, Joly, Charles Jasper, 1864-1906, Parsons, John Herbert, Sir, 1868-1957, donor, University College, London. Library Services · London : Macmillan and Co. · leaf 485

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otated. Hence the light emerging from the two halves of the field is polarised in planes which are inclined to each other. The angle between the planes of polaris- ation can be varied by varying the thickness of the interposed glass plate. 278. Soleil's Compensator and Saeeharimetep. — In the… … Fig. 213. called the compensator, and is similar to Babinet's compensator (Art. 244) only in so far as it consists of two quartz wedges ahc and def (show^n exaggerated in Fig. 213), of which one can slide on the other along their common face so that their joint thickness may be varied. In this…

Light · Huygens' principle · Refraction · Reflections · Diffraction · Light absorption · Dispersion · Color · Prisms · Light polarisation · Achromatism · Rainbows · Electromagnetic waves

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