The occurrence of this effect depends upon Verdet's constant, the temperature, and the frequency of the involved light.
The occurrence of this effect depends upon Verdet's constant, the temperature, and the frequency of the involved light. Its magnitude depends upon the nature of the transmitting substance and the strength of the magnetic field, which is why it is also known as magnetic rotation. FTP, identify this rotation of the plane of polarization of a light beam by a magnetic field, named for and English physicist and namesake of the unit of capacitance.
The occurrence of this effect depends upon Verdet's constant, the temperature, and the frequency of the involved light.
{Faraday} effect or Faraday rotation