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The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1961
The relationship between the measured Verdet constants of a number of molecules and the quantum-mechanical theory of the Faraday effect is examined. The observed behavior of nitric oxide, which is significantly different from that of the diamagnetic gases, is explained by a consideration of the effect on the Verdet constant of the transition from the ...
Irwin Tobias, Walter Kauzmann
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The relationship between the measured Verdet constants of a number of molecules and the quantum-mechanical theory of the Faraday effect is examined. The observed behavior of nitric oxide, which is significantly different from that of the diamagnetic gases, is explained by a consideration of the effect on the Verdet constant of the transition from the ...
Irwin Tobias, Walter Kauzmann
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The European Physical Journal B, 2009
The interrelation between the Faraday and the inverse Faraday effects when the magneto-dipole interaction of a sample with an electromagnetic wave is essential has been phenomenologically investigated. This investigation was carried out in the spirit of well-known Pitaevsky's approach. The terahertz inverse Faraday effect in single molecule magnets has
I. D. Tokman, A. V. Shvetsov
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The interrelation between the Faraday and the inverse Faraday effects when the magneto-dipole interaction of a sample with an electromagnetic wave is essential has been phenomenologically investigated. This investigation was carried out in the spirit of well-known Pitaevsky's approach. The terahertz inverse Faraday effect in single molecule magnets has
I. D. Tokman, A. V. Shvetsov
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International Journal of Theoretical Physics, 1973
The influence of the gravitational field upon the direction of polarization of electromagnetic radiation is generally discussed and for the special case of the gravitational field of a rotating homogeneous ring quantitatively calculated in linear approximation.
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The influence of the gravitational field upon the direction of polarization of electromagnetic radiation is generally discussed and for the special case of the gravitational field of a rotating homogeneous ring quantitatively calculated in linear approximation.
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Faraday Effect in Gases and Vapors III*
Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1956Verdet constants over the spectral range 3635 A to 9875 A have now been measured for 11 gases and vapors (also Pyrex glass) in addition to the 22 previously reported. The list includes nitric oxide gas, ammonia, and sulfur dioxide; also the vapors of water, deuterium oxide, ethyl and methyl alcohols, ether, chloroform, carbon tetrachloride, and carbon ...
L. R. Ingersoll, D. H. Liebenberg
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Effect of paramagnetic magnetization in Faraday isolators
Applied Optics, 2012The influence of paramagnetic magnetization of magneto-optical elements on the characteristics of Faraday isolators is studied. The theoretical estimates confirmed by the experiment indicate that this effect should be taken into consideration, particularly when designing large-aperture and cryogenic Faraday isolators.
Evgeniy A, Mironov +4 more
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Journal of Applied Physics, 1958
A theory is given for the Faraday rotation in paramagnetic salts and curves for the rotation angle as a function of applied field are calculated. For comparison with theory, results are given of measurements made on several manganese salts at a wavelength of 9.9 cm and the agreement is good.
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A theory is given for the Faraday rotation in paramagnetic salts and curves for the rotation angle as a function of applied field are calculated. For comparison with theory, results are given of measurements made on several manganese salts at a wavelength of 9.9 cm and the agreement is good.
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The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1971
An expression for the Verdet constant appropriate for quantitative calculation is derived using double perturbation theory. This expression is used to calculate the Verdet constant for molecular hydrogen within the uncoupled Hartree–Fock approximation. This approximation turns out to underestimate the Verdet constant by a factor of about 2 for most of ...
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An expression for the Verdet constant appropriate for quantitative calculation is derived using double perturbation theory. This expression is used to calculate the Verdet constant for molecular hydrogen within the uncoupled Hartree–Fock approximation. This approximation turns out to underestimate the Verdet constant by a factor of about 2 for most of ...
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Review of Scientific Instruments, 1967
The optical Faraday effect hysteresigraph is an instrument for measuring the static thermomagneto-optic properties of thin transparent magnetic film samples. Via an oscilloscope, it displays 60 Hz magnetic hysteresis loops of the samples over a temperature range of 20°C±40°, with peak magnetic fields of 2600 Oe.
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The optical Faraday effect hysteresigraph is an instrument for measuring the static thermomagneto-optic properties of thin transparent magnetic film samples. Via an oscilloscope, it displays 60 Hz magnetic hysteresis loops of the samples over a temperature range of 20°C±40°, with peak magnetic fields of 2600 Oe.
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Journal of Molecular Spectroscopy, 1962
Abstract From Hamiltonians containing the interaction of the magnetic moment of the molecule with the magnetic field of the radiation, the imaginary parts of the magnetic susceptibilities for right and left circular polarization are calculated. The dispersion relations appropriate to tensor media is then applied yielding the difference between the ...
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Abstract From Hamiltonians containing the interaction of the magnetic moment of the molecule with the magnetic field of the radiation, the imaginary parts of the magnetic susceptibilities for right and left circular polarization are calculated. The dispersion relations appropriate to tensor media is then applied yielding the difference between the ...
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