Electromagnetic Waves: Polarization and Reflection

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Description

This lecture covers the creation of ions in the ionosphere, the polarization of electromagnetic waves, Maxwell's equations, examples of normal incidence, polarization by reflection at the Brewster angle, and the Malus law for polarizers. It also discusses the applications of polarizers in various fields such as science, technology, and 3D film screens.

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