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Advances in Cholesteric Liquid Crystals

Advances in Cholesteric Liquid Crystals

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With their helical structure, cholesteric liquid crystals figure prominently in liquid crystal science. The selective reflection of light is their flagship property, and they offer a myriad of applications as advanced optical materials with multiscale properties. The cholesteric structure is also a ubiquitous design in the animal and plant kingdoms. This book contains eight contributions on fundamental investigations about defects, textures and structures of cholesteric materials, and experimental studies aimed at applications such as temperature sensors, head-up displays for improving automobile driving safety, or smart windows.

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Keywords

  • anisotropic surface energy
  • anthracyclines drugs
  • capillary shape equation
  • cationic polymerization
  • chelate complexes
  • Chirality
  • cholesteric
  • cholesteric and hexagonal packing of DNA
  • cholesteric liquid crystal
  • cholesteric liquid crystals
  • cholesterics
  • conical boundary conditions
  • dielectric heating
  • director configuration
  • electro-optical property
  • geometry phase
  • head-up display
  • liquid crystal
  • liquid-crystalline dispersions of DNA
  • Microstructure
  • nanobridges
  • Nanorods
  • nematic
  • Onsager theory
  • optical fiber
  • orientational structure
  • polydispersity
  • polymer
  • radical polymerization
  • sensor
  • side-polished fiber
  • textures of the DNA liquid-crystalline phases
  • theoretically calculated and experimental circular dichroism spectra
  • topological defect
  • two-length scale surface wrinkling
  • uniform lying helix
  • “re-entrant” cholesteric phase of DNA
  • “rigid” particles of DNA

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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-03928-229-6

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