Polarized Beams is a beam of charged or neutral particles in which the spins of the constituent particles are aligned in a preferred direction, enabling the study of spin-dependent interactions in particle and nuclear physics experiments.
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Theory of electromagnetic beams
L. W. Davis · Physical review. A, General physics · 1979 · 657 citations
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