Linear light at 135 to the horizontal, oscillating in the second and fourth quadrants, passes through a
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Linear light at 135° to the horizontal, oscillating in the second and fourth quadrants, passes through a π/2 retarder having its fast axis vertical. Describe the polarization state of the emerging light. How must the linear light be rotated (clockwise or counterclockwise) if it is to be aligned with the slow axis?
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