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A Discussion of the Polarization of the Reflected Light

Han Feng-e

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Based on the Maxwell's theory of electromagnetic field,the refractive index of medium and the polarization of the incident light,the paper discusses the polarization of the reflected light.The polarization of incident light depends on the incident angle,their relationship should be determined based on the Snell's law and the change of phase.

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Based on the Maxwell's theory of electromagnetic field,the refractive index of medium and the polarization of the incident light,the paper discusses the polarization of the reflected light.The polarization of incident light depends on the incident angle,their relationship should be determined based on the Snell's law and the change of phase.

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Based on the Maxwell's theory of electromagnetic field,the refractive index of medium and the polarization of the incident light,the paper discusses the polarization of the reflected light.The polarization of incident light depends on the incident angle,their relationship should be determined based on the Snell's law and the change of phase.

Key concepts: Polarization (electrochemistry), Ray, Optics, Refractive index, Electromagnetic radiation, Physics, Electromagnetic field, Circular polarization

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