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245 10 $aIntroduction to liquid crystals chemistry and physics /$cby Peter J. Collings and Michael Hird.
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300 $a1 online resource (xii, 298 pages) :$billustrations (some color)
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490 1 $aThe liquid crystals book series
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 289-292) and index.
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505 0 $aCover -- THE LIQUID CRYSTALS BOOK SERIES -- Introduction to Liquid Crystals -- Contents -- List of Plates -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Introduction to a special phase of matter -- 1.1 ORIENTATIONAL AND POSITIONAL ORDER -- 1.2 TYPES OF LIQUID CRYSTALS -- 1.3 LIQUID CRYSTAL PHASES -- 1.4 HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE -- 1.5 FINAL COMMENTS -- 2 Nature's anisotropic fluids -- 2.1 ANISOTROPY -- 2.2 TENSOR ALGEBRA -- 2.3 ORDER PARAMETERS AND THEIR MEASUREMENT -- 2.4 MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE -- 2.5 CONTINUUM THEORY -- 2.6 DISCLINATIONS -- 2.7 FINAL COMMENTS -- 3 Calamitic liquid crystals-nematic and smectic mesophases -- 3.1 CALAMITIC MESOPHASE STRUCTURES -- 3.2 STRUCTURE-PROPERTY RELATIONS -- 3.3 FINAL COMMENTS -- 4 Discotic liquid crystals-columnar and nematic mesophases -- 4.1 DISCOTIC MESOPHASE STRUCTURES -- 4.2 STRUCTURE-PROPERTY RELATIONSHIPS -- 4.3 FINAL COMMENTS -- 5 Polymeric liquid crystals-macromesogens -- 5.1 INTRODUCTION -- 5.2 MAIN CHAIN LIQUID CRYSTAL POLYMERS (MCLCPs) -- 5.3 SIDE CHAIN LIQUID CRYSTAL POLYMERS (SCLCPs) -- 5.4 FINAL COMMENTS -- 6 Chiral liquid crystals-art and science -- 6.1 INTRODUCTION -- 6.2 THE CHIRAL NEMATIC (CHOLESTERIC) PHASE -- 6.3 CHIRAL SMECTIC PHASES -- 6.4 FRUSTRATED CHIRAL PHASES -- 6.5 CHIRAL 'DISCOTIC' PHASES -- 6.6 CHIRAL POLYMERIC MESOGENS -- 6.7 FINAL COMMENTS -- 7 Lyotropic liquid crystals-anisotropic solutions -- 7.1 INTRODUCTION -- 7.2 THE STRUCTURES OF LYOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTAL PHASES -- 7.3 PHASE DIAGRAMS -- 7.4 LYOTROPIC LIQUID CRYSTAL POLYMERS -- 7.5 THE BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF LIQUID CRYSTALS -- 7.6 FINAL COMMENTS -- 8 Synthesis of liquid crystals-strategies and methods -- 8.1 INTRODUCTION -- 8.2 SYNTHETIC ROUTES TO CALAMITIC LIQUID CRYSTALS -- 8.3 SYNTHETIC ROUTES TO CHIRAL LIQUID CRYSTALS -- 8.4 SYNTHETIC ROUTES TO DISCOTIC MESOGENS -- 8.5 SYNTHETIC ROUTES TO POLYMERIC MESOGENS -- 8.6 FINAL COMMENTS -- 9 Identification of liquid crystal phases-mesophase characterisation -- 9.1 INTRODUCTION -- 9.2 VISUAL APPEARANCE AND TEXTURE -- 9.3 OPTICAL POLARISING MICROSCOPY -- 9.4 DIFFERENTIAL SCANNING CALORIMETRY -- 9.5 FINAL COMMENTS -- 10 Liquid crystals in electric and magnetic fields-a delicate response -- 10.1 ELECTRIC POLARISABILITY -- 10.2 MAGNETISATION -- 10.3 FRÉEDERICKSZ TRANSITION -- 10.4 HELIX UNWINDING TRANSITION -- 10.5 BOUNDARIES -- 10.6 CONVECTIVE INSTABILITIES -- 10.7 FINAL COMMENTS -- 11 Light and liquid crystals-a panoply of colour -- 11.1 POLARISED ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES -- 11.2 BIREFRINGENCE -- 11.3 OPTICAL RETARDATION -- 11.4 CIRCULAR BIREFRINGENCE AND OPTICAL ACTIVITY -- 11.5 WAVEGUIDE REGIME -- 11.6 SELECTIVE REFLECTION -- 11.7 LIGHT SCATTERING -- 11.8 FINAL COMMENTS -- 12 Theoretical insights -- 12.1 LANDAU-DE GENNES THEORY -- 12.2 MAIER-SAUPE THEORY -- 12.3 EXTENSIONS TO THE SMECTIC A PHASE -- 12.4 PRETRANSITIONAL FLUCTUATIONS -- 12.5 SIMULATION TECHNIQUES -- 12.6 DEFECT PHASES -- 12.7 FINAL COMMENTS -- 13 Liquid crystal technology -- 13.1 NEMATIC LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAYS -- 13.2 SMECTIC LI.
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650 0 $aLiquid crystals.
650 6 $aCristaux liquides.
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