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19962012
most citedTunable-slip boundaries for coarse-grained simulations of fluid flow

61 citations · 205 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

cond-mat.soft2012★ 35 cited

Are stress-free membranes really 'tensionless'?

Friederike Schmid

In recent years it has been argued that the tension parameter driving the fluctuations of fluid membranes, differs from the imposed lateral stress, the 'frame tension'. In particul…

physics.comp-ph2007★ 61 cited

Tunable-slip boundaries for coarse-grained simulations of fluid flow

Jens Smiatek, Michael P. Allen, Friederike Schmid

On the micro- and nanoscale, classical hydrodynamic boundary conditions such as the no-slip condition no longer apply. Instead, the flow profiles exhibit ``slip`` at the surface, w…

cond-mat.soft2005★ 21 cited

Nematic liquid crystals at rough and fluctuating interfaces

Jens Elgeti, Friederike Schmid

Nematic liquid crystals at rough and fluctuating interfaces are analyzed within the Frank elastic theory and the Landau-de Gennes theory. We study specifically interfaces that loca…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2002★ 8 cited

An anchoring transition at surfaces with grafted liquid-crystalline chain molecules

Harald Lange, Friederike Schmid

The anchoring of nematic liquid crystals on surfaces with grafted liquid crystalline chain molecules is studied by computer simulations and within a mean field approach. The comput…

physics.chem-ph1997★ 21 cited

Stabilization of tilt order by chain flexibility in Langmuir monolayers

F. Schmid

Langmuir monolayers are modeled as systems of short chains, which are confined to a planar surface at one end, but free to move within the plane. The phase behavior is calculated i…

physics.chem-ph1996★ 22 cited

Influence of the Head Group Size on the Direction of Tilt in Langmuir Monolayers

F. Schmid, H. Lange

A model of rods with heads of variable size, which are confined to a planar surface, is used to study the influence of the head group size on tilted phases in Langmuir monolayers.…