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Liquid Crystalline State,egates, Fig. 1.1, which give rise to conventional nematic and smectic phases. Disc-like molecules form so-called columnar mesophases. Between these two types we can find lath-like molecules which do not possess the cylindrical symmetry. They can form optically biaxial nematic and, perhaps, smectic p

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Surface Phenomena,The structure of liquid crystalline phases in close proximity to an interface is different from that in the bulk, and this “surface structure” changes boundary conditions and influences the behavior of a liquid crystal in bulky samples. The nematic phase is especially sensitive to external agents, i

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Modulated and Nonuniform Structures in Nematic Liquid Crystals,e structures are characterized by the periodic distortion of the nematic director field in a certain preferred direction, and could be optically visualized as regular patterns of black and white stripes (domains) arranged perpendicular to the distortion plane. If the direction of distortion is degen

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Ferroelectric Liquid Crystals,Pikin and Indenbom suggested a model for the thermodynamic description of the FLC physical properties, including the macroscopic response to the external fields [2]. Later on, this model was corrected by Zeks et al. [3] in order to obtain more precisely such delicate features of an FLC as the temper

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Endre M. Lidal,Tor Langeland,Jens Grimsgaardtion, the nematic phase is of great importance from the point of view of applications in electrooptical devices. Thus, in this chapter, we will concentrate on surface properties of nematics, though the properties of the other phases will not be skipped either.