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package org.apache.hama.bsp;
import org.apache.hama.bsp.Partitioner.Partition;
import org.apache.hama.bsp.portable.PortableBSPUtils;
import org.apache.hama.bsp.portable.PortableDefaultPartitioner;
import org.apache.hama.bsp.portable.PortableParallelism;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.List;
/**
 * @since 0.6.0
 */
public class PortableBSPUtilsTest extends BSPUtilsTest {
  @Override
  protected BSPPortablePortablePartitioner partitioner() {
    return PortableBSPUtils.getPortablePartitioner();
  }
  @Override
  protected BSPPortablePortable
Half Wave Plate Program Crack + Product Key Full
Displays the effect of a half wave plate on an incident electromagnetic wave.
Hence, if you want to see how the electric field direction is affected, you simply need to see the rotation about this new x-axis. However, we are not allowed to mix up the different axes, you are supposed to have only one axis of rotation. Also, it's almost impossible to watch the direction of the wave electric field when you have a rotation of the electric field on a 90° angle (0° and 180°), hence I wrote my own implementation of this effect (using a rotation matrix) and this program is only able to plot the fields in terms of the rotated fields (always the rotated x-axis).
To plot the electric field's direction (H component of the wave's Jones vector), the user can enter the angle of rotation on the QH plane (which is the incident plane in terms of the x-axis).
The program can plot the two electric field directions (x and y-axis) related to the direction of rotation.
I have been using this program to make a simple 2-slits experiment.
The user can set the angle of rotation on the QH plane, the distance of one slit to the origin and the position of the second slit (in terms of wavelength).
The screen is divided into two regions, one for the reflected wave and the other for the transmitted wave, it is so because only a reflected and a transmitted wave can be easily observed (see explanation below).
The arrows represent the incident light, while the black lines represent the reflected and the transmitted light. The graph is repeated twice, once for the reflected wave and once for the transmitted wave because the reflected and the transmitted waves can have different directions (x and y-axis respectively).
Let's see it on the graph, the incident electric field is x-axis-oriented and the angle of rotation on QH plane is 45°:
On the transmitted electric field, everything remains the same except that the angle of rotation is -45°. Also, the angle on the QH plane of the reflected electric field differs from the transmitted one (it is 45° instead of -45°):
Half Wave Plate Program Input Field Description:
The slider allows to specify the azimuth and elevation (xy plane) of the half wave plate, which is named the QH plane (in terms of the x-axis).
x is the horizontal position of the half wave
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