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High-frequency electrodynamics and mechanics of anisotropic media
The paper presents a new mathematical approach generally relating anisotropic electrodynamic characteristics to optical constants. A mathematical language is a hypercomplex algebra describing a spinor space. The problem of the Faraday magneto-optic effect – circular birefringence and dichroism – is solved within the framework of this formalism. The issue of using this formalism in problems of solid mechanics is discussed.