Dispersionhow
Dispersionhow is a theoretical framework used to describe how dispersion phenomena become manifest and vary across different conditions. It treats dispersion as a scalable property whose magnitude D depends on an external parameter ξ such as frequency, temperature, or material composition.
Mathematically, if D(ξ) denotes a dispersion metric (for example, group-velocity dispersion in optics or a similar
Applications of dispersionhow span several disciplines. In optical communications, it helps compare materials or wavelengths with
Status and reception of dispersionhow vary by field. It is not a widely standardized term and remains
See also: dispersion, group-velocity dispersion, chromatic dispersion, phase velocity.