Abstract:The response of an artificial opal to different polarization states of incident light is quantitatively analyzed by performing Mueller matrix (MM) polarimetry measurements in the transmission geometry. In addition, the wavelength-resolved polarization effects of the transmitted light from the opal are quantitatively investigated especially for the wavelengths lying inside the stop band, at the band edge, outside the stop band and far-outside the stop band. It is observed that the degree of polarization (DOP) o… Show more
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