One form results in an equation with a term proportional to one-half times the speed of light times the permittivity of free space times the magnitude of electric field squared.
This physical law may be used to modify the Freedman-Clauser experiments, and can be extended from its usual application to quantum spin systems. One form results in an equation with a term proportional to one-half times the speed of light times the permittivity of free space times the magnitude of electric field squared. Alternately, this equation may be set equal to the cosine-squared of the angle between the polarization direction of light and the transmission axis of the polarizer. FTP, name this law of optics which gives the intensity of light transmitted when a polarizer is placed in front of an incident beam.
This physical law may be used to modify the Freedman-Clauser experiments, and can be extended from its usual application to quantum spin systems.
Malus's Law