🎬the polarisation is proportional to the electric field within an isotropic medium that is contrary
the polarisation is proportional to the electric field within an isotropic medium that is contrary to non-isotropic medium
The animation demonstrates that in an isotropic medium, the polarization is always parallel and proportional to the electric field . In contrast, a non-isotropic medium can cause to vary in both direction and magnitude, showing that the response to depends on the material's internal structure.
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