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Magneto-optical effects and materials

Author: Jacques FERRE

Publication date: January 10, 2016

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1. Origin of magneto-optical effects

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Two types of effects are considered:

  • linear magneto-optical (MOL) effects in materials, measured at the fundamental frequency of incident light, which depend linearly on the electric field, E, of the electromagnetic wave

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