isochromatic

[¦ī·sō·krə′mad·ik]

(optics)

Pertaining to a variation of certain quantities related to light (such as density of the medium through which the light is passing, index of refraction), in which the color or wavelength of the light is held constant.

Pertaining to lines connecting points of the same color.

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Obviously, the number of isochromatic fringes and therefore the stress level (Eq 5) increases with the flow rate.

Gross melt fracture mitigation in converging dies: a singular behavior due to polymer wall slip

It has been shown that certain coloured filters change the chromaticity of the hues used in the Farnsworth D15 test in such a way that the set spans a greater number of isochromatic lines, thus improving the discrimination of those hues.

Consequences and 'treatment' of colour vision deficiencies

6 show the isochromatic patterns photographed for the two investigated models subjected to compression and torsion respectively.

Comparison of three-dimensional finite element and photoelastic results for a scroller shaft

Colour vision tests exploit isochromatic zones and therefore a change in the spectral properties of the pigment can lead to colours falling away from the confusion lines or a change in the luminance, and the test can become invalid.

Assessment of colour vision

As the sample cooled down, the changing stress was measured by counting the isochromatics (i.

Apparent volumetric shrinkage study of RTM6 resin during the curing process and its effect on the residual stresses in a composite

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