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It is shown that at least four functions are necessary to generally specify the state of orientation of a single phase of a biaxially oriented film. Relationships among these functions under particular constraints are discussed and are described in terms of three dimensional figures in “orientation space.” Only certain combinations of values of these functions are permitted. The physical properties of a film may be specified in terms of these functions.
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Richard S. Stein (1961) studied this question.
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