Having light corpuscles that have poles and can experience fits of easy transmission/reflection is not much mathematically different from having photons with spins and wave phases, to be fair.
And Malus' original justification of his law straightforwardly carries over to the photons.
Having light corpuscles that have poles and can experience fits of easy transmission/reflection is not much mathematically different from having photons with spins and wave phases, to be fair.
And Malus' original justification of his law straightforwardly carries over to the photons.