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Whitney Mcdaniel
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25 December, 19:47
Is polarization possible for longitudinal waves?
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Yasmine Estes
25 December, 20:10
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"Longitudinal" is a polarization. A massive spin-1 boson has three possible polarizations: two transverse (like a photon), and one longitudinal. For purely longitudinal waves, such as sound waves in air, which cannot be transverse, we don't speak of polarization.
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