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Because of cyclic isomerization, the optical anisotropy birefringence and/or dichroism is generated as the consequence of reorientation of the azobenzene moieties.
Chromophore concentration effect on holographic grating formation ... by Schab-Balcerzak, Ewa; Sobolewska, Anna; Miniewicz, Andrzej; Jurusik, Jan / Polymer Engineering and Science
All of these investigations into thin films are important since they provided an early foundation for thin film knowledge, but it was a publication by Hurion in 1884 (Hurion 1884) reporting on observations of optical anisotropy in thin films that served to initiate the advance of our understanding of thin film morphology.
Our Understanding of Thin Film Morphology by SUNAL, PAUL / Michigan Academician
For the molding of optical components from BAPC it is essential to understand the origins of the birefringence and the intrinsic lim its with respect to the optical anisotropy of the material.
Residual birefringence in modified polycarbonates by Wimberger-Friedl, R.; de Bruin, J.G.; Schoo, H.F.M. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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