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cond-mat.soft20108 cited

Strain Analysis of a Chiral Smectic A Elastomer

Christopher M. Spillmann, John H. Konnert, James M. Adams +3

We present a detailed analysis of the molecular packing of a strained liquid crystal elastomer composed of chiral mesogens in the smectic A phase. X-ray diffraction patterns of the…

cond-mat.soft20107 cited

Critical Field Strength in an Electroclinic Liquid Crystal Elastomer

Christopher M. Spillmann, Amit V. Kapur, Frank W. Bentrem +2

We elucidate the polymer dynamics of a liquid crystal elastomer based on the time-dependent response of the pendent liquid crystal mesogens. The molecular tilt and switching time o…

cond-mat.soft200437 cited

Isotropic-Nematic Transition in Liquid-Crystalline Elastomers: Lattice Model with Quenched Disorder

Jonathan V. Selinger, B. R. Ratna

When liquid-crystalline elastomers pass through the isotropic-nematic transition, the orientational order parameter and the elastic strain vary rapidly but smoothly, without the ex…

cond-mat.soft2003109 cited

Shape Selection in Chiral Self-Assembly

Robin L. B. Selinger, Jonathan V. Selinger, Anthony P. Malanoski +1

Many biological and synthetic materials self-assemble into helical or twisted aggregates. The shape is determined by a complex interplay between elastic forces and the orientation…

cond-mat.soft200213 cited

Simulations of Helix Unwinding in Ferroelectric Liquid Crystals

Nurit Baytch, Robin L. B. Selinger, Jonathan V. Selinger +1

In bulk ferroelectric liquid crystals, the molecular director twists in a helix. In narrow cells, this helix can be unwound by an applied electric field or by boundary effects. To…