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Page 321
... formula for the rotation is the same as in an isotropic medium . We are now in possession of a convenient formula for ex- pressing the position of the plane of polarization in terms of the direction of the emergent light relative to ...
... formula for the rotation is the same as in an isotropic medium . We are now in possession of a convenient formula for ex- pressing the position of the plane of polarization in terms of the direction of the emergent light relative to ...
Page 326
... formula , giving directly the position of the plane of polarization of the incident ray in which only the extraordinary ray is excited in the crystal . This formula he has apparently deduced from a formula given by Neumann ( Pogg . Ann ...
... formula , giving directly the position of the plane of polarization of the incident ray in which only the extraordinary ray is excited in the crystal . This formula he has apparently deduced from a formula given by Neumann ( Pogg . Ann ...
Page 382
... formula is otherwise written log ( R ― r ) = log ( R。— r ) —A ( E — E . ) . This formula has been tested for an Edison 8 - candle lamp of which the resistance was measured over a considerable range by Professor Jamieson , and the ...
... formula is otherwise written log ( R ― r ) = log ( R。— r ) —A ( E — E . ) . This formula has been tested for an Edison 8 - candle lamp of which the resistance was measured over a considerable range by Professor Jamieson , and the ...
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