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Mechanically induced image rotation: analogy of the Faraday effect for Orbital Angular Momentum

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Abstract

A spinning medium is predicted to induce a slight rotation in a transmitted image. We amplify this effect by use of ruby as a slow light medium, giving image rotations of several degrees. In the orbital angular momentum basis set such rotations are analogous to the Faraday effect.

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