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Magnus optical effect in gradient and step index multimode fibers tends to twist and oscillate a ray trajectory of a local wave depending on a present magnitude of a polarizing state [1,2] Experimentally this effect is developed as a speckle position change in a radiation field of a multimode fiber in changing the polarizing state of an exciting field.
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