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I am wondering if a Faraday effect or other measurable change occurs as a result of the beams having intersected.
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Short Answer: No

Long Answer: Yes, and the amount of quantum mechanics and nonlinear optics you'd have to know would make your brain mushy. The equipment and experimental setup required isn't exactly 'off the shelf' either.
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