Which effect occurs when strong transverse magnetic fields apply a stress-induced birefringence?

💡 Explanation

Applying a transverse magnetic field causes stress-induced birefringence leading to the Faraday Effect; therefore, the polarisation plane rotates, because the Verdet constant increases and linear polarisation turns elliptical rather than changing scattering profiles.

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