Nanoparticle-chiral nematic liquid crystal composites by Payne, Jeffrey C. (Jeffrey Christopher), 1981-

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Photo-responsive liquid crystal block copolymers/ by Petr, Michael Thomas

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Physics of liquid crystals embedded in silica gels by Park, Sungil, 1967-

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Modelling of liquid crystal orientation in capillary tubes by Chong, Hui Heng.

“…Subsequently, a simple two-dimensional liquid crystal PCF (LCPCF) with triangular lattice is presented. …”
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Photonic liquid crystal fiber (PLCF) sensing by Chan, Yen Mei.

“…In this paper, we have infiltrated a solid-core PCF with E7 nematic liquid crystals to develop a Photonic Liquid Crystal Fiber (PLCF). …”
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Tunable polymer/liquid crystal composite devices by Liu, Yanjun

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Liquid crystal based tunable photonic devices by Luo, Dan

“…Liquid crystals based diffractive optical elements combine the advantage of liquid crystals and diffractive optical elements (DOEs), and also broad the application range of such diffractive optical elements.…”
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Swollen Liquid Crystal Elastomekrs as Artificial Muscles by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…We demonstrate, for the First time, the low voltage-driven-electromechanical effectsin liquid crystal elastomers (LCEs) swollen with low molecular weight liquid crystal (LMWLC). …”

Flows in parallelepiped cells of nematic liquid crystals by Kusumasari, Ervanggis Minggar, A. J., Suharli, Mahendra, Bhisma, Yusuf, Yusril

“…We identified three types of flow in a nematic liquid crystal parallelepiped cell subjected to an ac electric field at low frequency. …”
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Flexoelectric and dielectric phenomena in helicoidal liquid crystals by Outram, B, Benjamin Outram

“…<p>The unique features of flexoelectric and dielectric effects are investigated, and exploited for a variety of functions, in a wide range of helicoidal liquid crystal systems, including non-chiral, cholesteric and blue phases.…”

Dynamics and topology of active and passive liquid crystals by Metselaar, L

“…<p>We study the interplay between flow, structure, and topology in liquid crystals, in both passive and active materials. …”

Liquid crystal microfluidics for tunable flow shaping. by Sengupta, A, Tkalec, U, Ravnik, M, Yeomans, J, Bahr, C, Herminghaus, S

“…We explore the flow of a nematic liquid crystal in microfluidic channels with a rectangular cross section through experiments and numerical modeling. …”

Mathematical models of liquid crystals and related materials by Taylor, J

“…<p>In the broadest sense, the focus of this thesis concerns the role of entropy in macroscopic systems related to liquid crystals in equilibrium. We be- gin by defining a broad generalisation of the Ball-Majumdar potential, applicable to a wide variety of order parameter models relevant to liquid crystals. …”

Lattice Boltzmann simulations of liquid crystal hydrodynamics. by Denniston, C, Orlandini, E, Yeomans, J

“…We describe a lattice Boltzmann algorithm to simulate liquid crystal hydrodynamics. The equations of motion are written in terms of a tensor order parameter. …”

The Mathematics of Liquid Crystals: Analysis, Computation and Applications by Majumdar, A

Electrically Tuneable Liquid Crystal Photonic Bandgaps by Choi, S, Morris, S, Huck, W, Coles, H

A bifurcation analysis of models of liquid crystals by Vollmer, M

“…We study the bifurcation diagram of the Onsager free-energy functional for liquid crystals with orientation parameter on the sphere. …”

Deformation of nematic liquid crystals in an electric field by Self, R, Please, C, Sluckin, T

“…The behaviour of liquid crystal materials used in display devices is discussed. …”

Defects in liquid crystals: mathematical and experimental studies by Lewis, A

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Drop-on-demand printing of liquid crystals and composites by Kamal, W

“…<p>This thesis focuses on the development and investigation of drop-on-demand (DoD) printing of liquid crystal (LC) and polymer composites with a focus on the manufacture of new photonics technologies that encompass a range of length scales. …”