A beam of light enters a calcite prism from the left, as shown in Fig. P.1. There are thre...

A beam of light enters a calcite prism from the left, as shown in Fig. P.1. There are three possible orientations of the optic axis of particular interest, and these correspond to the X−, y−, and z−directions. Imagine that we have three such prisms. In each case sketch the entering and emerging beams, showing the state of polarization. How can any one of these be used to determine n0 and ne1