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Measurements of the intensity of high pulsed magnetic fields by the Faraday effect in flintglass

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In this paper we discuss a method of measuring high pulsed magnetic fields by means of the Faraday method i.e. we measure the rotation of the plane of polarization α caused by a magnetic field in an optical medium, in our experiment flintglass F.D. For the production of the intense transient magnetic fields (450,000 Oersted) we use energy obtained from a bank of charged condensors (1000 µF).

The value of the Verdet constant is determined by comparing the results of the induction method with those of magneto-optical Faraday method. A new design for the construction of coils of rectangular cross-section is also given.

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van Itterbeek, A., Pitsi, G., Myncke, H. et al. Measurements of the intensity of high pulsed magnetic fields by the Faraday effect in flintglass. Appl. sci. Res. 11, 433–441 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02922279

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