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+=====Magneto-optics=====
+The magneto-optical part is optional. To enable this part do the following.
+  * In the magneto-optics sheet click on "add magnetization".
+  * give the magnetization direction of all layers and click on apply to all layers. This can be changed on a per layer base in the Properties dialog for each layer.
+  * In case of measurements with circular light the polarization should be set to left and right circular polarization.
+  * In the preferences menu activate the following
+    * To enable full accuracy of calculation enable the Zak matrix formalism as algorithm.
+    * Check which asymmetry definition for the data you want to use.
+    * Treat dm and bm as magnetic contribution.
+  * Load the asymmetry files of your measured data.
+  * Fill the columns deltam and betam with proper values. The definition is given in the Terms and Definition document.
+  * Use the mode asymmetry.
+Note that the Parrat algorithm is able to calculate magnetic contributions as an approximation. But the polarization must be set to circular light to work properly.
+==Option: magneto-optics==
+__no magnetization__ \\
+The magnetic part is automatically disabled. The results are identical as to set <m>Q=delta_m +i beta_m=0</m>.
+In this case the Zak formalism will give the same result as Parratt.
+__add magnetization__ \\
+The magnetio-optical part is enabled.
+__magnetization with mag. profile__ \\
+The magnetio-optical part is enabled and it includes the magnetic profile.