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IN order to extend the range of my apparatus for measuring circular dichroism1, I have designed an achromatic retardation plate which will produce circular polarization in the ultra-violet.
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MITCHELL, S. An Achromatic Three-quarter Wave Plate for the Ultra-violet. Nature 212, 65–66 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/212065a0
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