Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves and Magnetooptics
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Abstract
The general aim of magnetooptics is to analyze in the presence of magnetic fields the structure of elementary excitations of matter (phonons, excitons, plas-mons etc.) by the use of electromagnetic waves as a probe. Similarly, in the case of magnetooptical applications, such as magnetooptical devices, the effect of a static magnetic field on the propagation mechanism of electromagnetic waves is used.
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Electromagnetic Wave Optical Activity Landau Level Susceptibility Function Elementary Excitation
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