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The 11 pages that link to Faraday effect, each with the reason it gives.

• Michael FaradayBroader topic: Faraday discovered this link between magnetism and light in 1845.

• PolarizationRelated: It shows that magnetic fields can alter polarization during propagation.

• BirefringenceCompared with: It changes polarization through magneto-optic rotation, not ordinary crystal birefringence.

• Optical activityBroader topic: It is a specific form of optical rotation produced by a magnetic field.

• Optical rotationCompared with: It also rotates polarization, but is induced by a magnetic field rather than optical activity alone.

• PolarimetryRelated: Its measured rotation can indicate magnetic fields or material properties.

• FerrimagnetismRelated: Ferrimagnetic garnets enable strong magneto-optical rotation in optical isolators and imaging.

• Magneto-optic effectBroader topic: It is the magneto-optic effect in transmission, with rotation accumulating along the optical path.

• Optical isolatorRelated: This nonreciprocal rotation makes reverse-traveling light turn farther from the forward polarization.

• Atomic magnetometerRelated: Polarization rotation can reveal the spin polarization of atoms in optical magnetometers.

• Methods in magnetismRelated: Optical field sensors use this rotation to measure magnetic fields.