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What is a incident beam

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Answer:

The incident beam is a vertically linearly polarized monochromic light represented by a wave of electric field.

Step-by-step explanation:

Figure 1. (Attachted photo) Schematic diagram of scattering geometry relating to momentum and energy transfers in LLS.

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