Comment Re:Silly question (Score 1) 239
Actually, that was me.
What?
They reported on what they did. Multi-wavelength light is commonly used in fiber optic communications to provide multiple channels on a single strand.
Yes, but this isn't as simple as that, the nanorods have been designed to respond to a few specific frequencies, optical fibers are inherently transparent to a wide band of continuous frequencies.
Polarization is a radial angle rather than a hor/vert thing. This is the first iteration. We should not expect everything in the first go.
I understand what polarisation is.. do you understand what linear independence is?