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cond-mat.soft2009

Solvation and Dissociation in Weakly Ionized Polyelectrolytes

Akira Onuki, Ryuichi Okamoto

We present a Ginzburg-Landau theory of inhomogeneous polyelectrolytes with a polar solvent. First, we take into account the molecular (solvation) interaction among the ions, the ch…

cond-mat.soft200876 cited

Surface tension of electrolytes: Hydrophilic and hydrophobic ions near an interface

Akira Onuki

We calculate the ion distributions around an interface in fluid mixtures of highly polar and less polar fluids (water and oil) for two and three ion species. We take into account t…

cond-mat.soft200711 cited

Plastic flow in polycrystal states in a binary mixture

Toshiyuki Hamanaka, Akira Onuki

Using molecular dynamics simulation we examine dynamics in sheared polycrystal states in a binary mixture containing 10% larger particles in two dimensions. We find large stress fl…

cond-mat.soft200665 cited

Transitions among crystal, glass, and liquid in a binary mixture with changing particle size ratio and temperature

Toshiyuki Hamanaka, Akira Onuki

Using molecular dynamics simulation we examine changeovers among crystal, glass, and liquid at high density in a two dimensional binary mixture. We change the ratio between the dia…

cond-mat.soft20069 cited

Charged inclusion in nematic liquid crystals

Lionel Foret, Akira Onuki

We present a general theory of liquid crystals under inhomogeneous electric field in a Ginzburg-Landau scheme. The molecular orientation can be deformed by electric field when the…

cond-mat.soft2005

Ion-induced nucleation in polar one-component fluids

Hikaru Kitamura, Akira Onuki

We present a Ginzburg-Landau theory of ion-induced nucleation in a gas phase of polar one-component fluids, where a liquid droplet grows with an ion at its center. By calculating t…