Selfpolarizing
Selfpolarizing is a term used in certain fields of physics and engineering to describe a system or phenomenon that possesses an inherent mechanism for generating or maintaining a polarized state without external intervention. This polarization typically refers to a specific orientation or alignment of a property, such as the direction of an electric field, magnetic field, or light wave.
In optics, selfpolarizing refers to materials or phenomena where light becomes polarized upon propagation or reflection
The concept is distinct from external polarization, which requires an external source or device like a polarizer