I would like to know how when we change the direction of the magnetic field, the refractive indices of left and right circularly polarized light reverses, can someone tell how that happens mathematically???
This answer is from my research book (preprint):
"If the 0.5 Spin and the 6 dimensions in electrons (E:+-0.5x6/3) make an unstable dimension (`1`) on the interaction of the unstable Spin, and if there is another elementary particle with 1 dimension for Spin as a force and -5 dimensions in the dimensional set (M dimensional set/particle in the dimensional structure) while moving and replacing the Spin 1 dimension on the interactions of the -5 dimensions, then that elementary particle can try to attract 1 dimension from electrons as an entanglement between unstable dimensions making a cyclic process from that as making the Magnetic Monopoles. And that symmetric process could keep that elementary particle (M) as a relatively satisfied cyclic force, or Photons (P: -1x6/3) could give dimensions to fill M against electrons as an interaction between them (electromagnetism)."
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