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A unified dielectric-tensor model of macular form birefringence and dichroism
Optical anisotropy of the Henle fiber layer (HFL) underlies two macular polarization phenomena, form birefringence (the macular cross) and dichroism (Haidinger's brushes), which have conventionally been treated as unrelated. We model the HFL as a radial diattenuating retarder and derive a single com
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