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\label{fig:directmethoddata} Shown are the values of the photodiode voltage versus angle of the polarizer. The polarizer was rotated through $360^{\circ}$ with a step size of $15^{\circ}$.The red curve is voltage when a magnetic field of $-33.3$ mT was produced by the solenoid. The blue curve is the voltage when a magnetic field of 0 $0$  mT was produced by the solenoid. There is a phase shift between the red line and the blue line, and this phase shift is used in our calculation for Direct Fit Method.  %Values of voltages obtained by changing the rotation angles over a 360 degrees range with a step size of 15 degrees. (0) means there is no magnetic field applied, and (-3) means there is a magnetic field applied, and the current goes through the solenoid is -3A.Replace this text with your caption