The rotation of plane-polarized light traveling along the direction of one of these entities can be calculated using the Verdet constant.
The rotation of plane-polarized light traveling along the direction of one of these entities can be calculated using the Verdet constant. Particles segregate by charge when a current flows perpendicular to one of these entities in the Hall effect, and Ampere's law states that the line integral of this quantity is proportional to the current passing through a closed loop. One of these entities is produced to oppose a change in flux according to Lenz's law, and a current flowing through a solenoid produces one of these. For 10 points, name this field measured in Teslas, the counterpart to the electric field.
The rotation of plane-polarized light traveling along the direction of one of these entities can be calculated using the Verdet constant.
Magnetic Field [accept B-field or H-field; prompt on Field before mention]