Polarization Dispersion is a propagation phenomenon in electromagnetic wave theory whereby different polarization states of an antenna radiated signal travel at varying phase velocities due to anisotropic media or structural asymmetries, leading to temporal broadening and depolarization of the transmitted waveform.
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