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polarimeter
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polarimeter: see polarization of light polarization of light, orientation of the vibration pattern of light waves in a singular plane.

Characteristics of Polarization



Polarization is a phenomenon peculiar to transverse waves, i.e.
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is internationally recognized in polarimetry research and optical correlation technology.
Air Force Materiel Command News Service (Sept. 7, 2006): Air Force ... by Bohn, Jill / Defense AT & L
abBA aims to measure the correlations to an order of magnitude better accuracy than previous measurements, where the accuracy was limited by systematic errors caused by 1) neutron polarimetry, 2) poor detector properties such as resolution, efficiency, stability, and homogeneity, and 3) large backgrounds.
Detector development for the abBA experiment by Wilburn, W.S. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
They are ideal for use with broadband femtosecond lasers and in astronomy, polarimetry, spectrophotometry and OPOs," states Emily Kubacki, CVI Optics Product Manager.
CVI Announces Additions to Its Achromatic Waveplate Product Line by Business Wire
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