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curprev 15:5515:55, 15 April 2025 Nanite talk contribs m 11,595 bytes +24 No edit summary undo
curprev 15:5415:54, 15 April 2025 Nanite talk contribs 11,571 bytes +130 Distinguish spatial dispersion from birefringence. Calcite is an example of the latter, not the former. undo
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curprev 16:1716:17, 2 November 2023 155.198.198.135 talk 10,686 bytes +511 Undid revision 1183163605 by Nanite (talk)-- the "conflation" is intrinsic to thesubject -- anisotropy is essentially the first order part of spatially dispersive effects. undo Tag: Undo
curprev 15:3415:34, 2 November 2023 Nanite talk contribs 10,175 bytes −511 partial undo : this text was conflating ordinary anisotropy (i.e. crystal optics) with spatial dispersion. undo Tag: Reverted

curprev 16:5216:52, 1 November 2023 155.198.198.135 talk 10,686 bytes +897 add explanation of underlying mechanisms undo

curprev 23:1823:18, 2 June 2016 LilHelpa talk contribs m 9,613 bytes +1 General fixes and Typo fixing, typo(s) fixed: represenation → representation, a example → an example using AWB undo

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curprev 12:4012:40, 6 December 2015 Nanite talk contribs 7,617 bytes +7,617 ←Created page with 'In the physics of continuous media, '''spatial dispersion''' is a phenomenon where material parameters such as permittivity or conductivity have...'