The nematic phase in stripe forming systems within the self consistent screening approximation
arXiv:1310.1433 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.88.062140
Abstract
We show that in order to describe the isotropic-nematic transition in stripe forming systems with isotropic competing interactions of the Brazovskii class it is necessary to consider the next to leading order in a 1/N approximation for the effective Hamiltonian. This can be conveniently accomplished within the self-consistent screening approximation. We solve the relevant equations and show that the self-energy in this approximation is able to generate the essential wave vector dependence to account for the anisotropic character of two-point correlation function characteristic of a nematic phase.
8 pages, 4 figures
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