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Jones and Mueller matrices for specular reflection from a chiral medium: determination of the basic chiral parameters using the elements of the Mueller matrix and experimental configurations to measure the basic chiral parameters

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Abstract

Using Fresnel reflection amplitudes, the Jones and Mueller matrices for reflection from a nonabsorbing gyrotropic medium are presented. Some basic chiral parameters are defined by using the elements of the Mueller matrix; experimental configurations are described.

© 1991 Optical Society of America

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