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VOLUME 59 (1994) | ISSUE 10 | PAGE 648
Rotation of a ray by a magnetic field
An experiment is suggested in which the application of a magnetic field Η along the light propagation direction causes the rotation oc Η of the output intensity pattern. Thus we approach to the Faraday's claim "to magnetize the ray", i. e. the transversely localized intensity burst, and not only to rotate the polarization direction.