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Models for polarization drag - mechanical analog of the Faraday effect - areextended to include inertial corrections to the dielectrics properties of therotating medium in its rest-frame. Instead of the Coriolis-Faraday termoriginally proposed by Baranova & Zel'dovich, inertia corrections due to thefictitious Coriolis and centrifugal forces are here derived by considering theeffect of rotation on both the Lorentz and plasma dielectric models. Thesemodified rest-frame properties are subsequently used to deduce laboratoryproperties. Although elegant and insightful, it is shown that theCoriolis-Faraday correction inferred from Larmor's theorem is limited in thatit can only capture inertial corrections to polarization drag when theequivalent Faraday rotation is defined at the wave frequency of interest. Thisis notably not the case for low frequency polarization drag in a rotatingmagnetized plasma, although it is verified here using the more generalphenomenological models that the impact of fictitious forces is in generalnegligible in these conditions.

Contribution of fictitious forces to polarization drag in rotating media