hanky
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Let's say we have a system X characterized by two paramters a and b (for example, two different dimensions along different axes).
if a equals b one says X is isotropic whereas if a differs from b one says X is anisotropic (i.e., not isotropic).
My questions:
1/ If a is much smaller than b, X is (strongly/very/largely/bigly) anisotropic. What adverb can I use in the above sentence?
2/ In order to refer to the region where a << b (much smaller), should I use
large anisotropy region or largely anisotropic region? ( noun as an adjective vs adjective)
Thank you.
if a equals b one says X is isotropic whereas if a differs from b one says X is anisotropic (i.e., not isotropic).
My questions:
1/ If a is much smaller than b, X is (strongly/very/largely/bigly) anisotropic. What adverb can I use in the above sentence?
2/ In order to refer to the region where a << b (much smaller), should I use
large anisotropy region or largely anisotropic region? ( noun as an adjective vs adjective)
Thank you.