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Isotropy is invariance under rotations, so no spatial direction is preferred. For a three-dimensional second-rank conductivity tensor, invariance under every rotation forces a=as​I. Isotropy of each constituent does not imply isotropy of an arranged composite microstructure. Statistical isotropy concerns the rotational invariance of its probability law.

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