The authors measure the Faraday rotation in olive oil with permanent magnets and full Malus-law fitting, obtaining V = 192 ± 1 deg T^-1 m^-1 at 659.2 nm and confirming that earlier reports of an anomalously large effect are not reproduced.
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Measuring the Faraday effect in olive oil using permanent magnets and Malus' law
The authors measure the Faraday rotation in olive oil with permanent magnets and full Malus-law fitting, obtaining V = 192 ± 1 deg T^-1 m^-1 at 659.2 nm and confirming that earlier reports of an anomalously large effect are not reproduced.