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When a material exhibits this effect in an appreciable way, it is referred to as a Faraday or Kerr rotator. In ferri- and ferromagnetic materials, a physical constant F describing the Faraday effect is the Faraday rotation at saturation magnetization Ms per unit path length, which is the specific Faraday rotation. These magnitudes are related by means of the constant of Kundt K that is the ratio of Verdefs constant to magnetic susceptibility ... [Pg.822]

See other pages where Ferromagnetic materials Faraday rotation is mentioned: [Pg.75] [Pg.558] [Pg.574] [Pg.611] [Pg.725] [Pg.17] [Pg.265]

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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.178 ]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.181 ]