Measuring the Optical Anisotropy in Architectural Glass
In the context of architectural glass, optical anisotropy refers to the property of the glass that causes it to exhibit different refractive indices in different directions due to residual stresses or other factors. This anisotropy can cause the glass to exhibit birefringence, which means that light passing through the glass will be refracted at different angles depending on the direction of the light and the orientation of the glass.
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