Wednesday, 23 December 2015

photons - Difference between unpolarized beam and half H+V polarized beam


Let's say that we have got two light beams. Beam A is not polarized at all. Beam B is composed of half H polarized photons + half V polarized photons.


Is there any way to measure those two beams in order to distinguish one from the other ?



The same question applies for a single photon : Is it possible to distinguish a unpolarized single photon from a H or V polarized photon ?


Thanks a lot for your answers !




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