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Article #4692Sarfatti to Ramsay
From: Jack Sarfatti
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 06:38
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 06:38
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How do you know you can't combine the beams coherently. If they can't be coherent the scheme won't work. But it is obvious that they can be coherent. There are analogous experiments with Stern Gerlach's and with neutron interferometers. Also if you have two calcite rhombs back to back you can recombine the extraordinary and ordinary beams from the first rhomb coherently to reproduces the incident 45 degrre linear polarized beam. And to repeat |a,e,+> is not orthogonal to |a,o,+> , on the contrary they are parallel |a,e,+> = e^ix|a,o,+>. |a,e(o),+> is orthogonal to |a,e(o),->.
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