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fanieh
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Hi,
In Classical electromagnetic wave.. does it have definite polarization when the EM wave leaves the sun for example? Or is it in superposition and the polarization only exist after measurement just like in QM?
I don't understand the Maxwell Equation. Does Superposition in Maxwell Equation means the polarization is in superposition and doesn't have definite value before measurement?
Thank you.
In Classical electromagnetic wave.. does it have definite polarization when the EM wave leaves the sun for example? Or is it in superposition and the polarization only exist after measurement just like in QM?
I don't understand the Maxwell Equation. Does Superposition in Maxwell Equation means the polarization is in superposition and doesn't have definite value before measurement?
Thank you.