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A sufficiently general physical model of phenomena of importance to the theory of optical isodynes should contain one more component in addition to those listed in Section 4.3. This component would replace assumptions (4) and (5), and describe adequately the actually non-rectilinear flow of radiant energy through a stressed dielectric, using, for instance, the concept of the ray surface. However, the resulting relationships would be very cumbersome and would unnecessarily obscure the theory of the actual experiment in which, in contrast to some thought experiments, all physical quantities have finite, limited values.
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Pindera, J.T., Pindera, MJ. (1989). Theory of optical isodynes. In: Isodyne Stress Analysis. Engineering Application of Fracture Mechanics, vol 8. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0973-1_5
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