Reply To: How to observe the phase of circularly polarized light

[yanshengshao67]

 

Teacher, I would like to add my reasons for using TFSF:
    In the second picture you saw in the previous post (target result), the right side is the normalized amplitude, and the left side is the phase of circular polarization. The amplitude I used TFSF to run out is as shown in the first picture (target result), and the phase is in the following figures.
Although I don't know how to get a result like the target graph, I can vaguely feel that TFSF can get the result I want.