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cond-mat.soft200424 cited

Effects of polymer polydispersity on the phase behaviour of colloid-polymer mixtures

Moreno Fasolo, Peter Sollich

We study the equilibrium behaviour of a mixture of monodisperse hard sphere colloids and polydisperse non-adsorbing polymers at their -point, using the Asakura-Oosawa model trea…

cond-mat.soft200485 cited

Fractionation effects in phase equilibria of polydisperse hard sphere colloids

M. Fasolo, P. Sollich

The equilibrium phase behaviour of hard spheres with size polydispersity is studied theoretically. We solve numerically the exact phase equilibrium equations that result from accur…

cond-mat.soft200352 cited

Tensorial Constitutive Models for Disordered Foams, Dense Emulsions, and other Soft Nonergodic Materials

M. E. Cates, P. Sollich

In recent years, the paradigm of `soft glassy matter' has been used to describe diverse nonergodic materials exhibiting strong local disorder and slow mesoscopic rearrangement. As…

cond-mat.soft2002

Onsager theory of length-bidisperse hard rods: Evidence for a nematic-nematic critical point

Alessandro Speranza, Peter Sollich

This manuscript has been withdrawn because of significant overlap with an existing paper (Szabolcs Varga and Istvan Szalai, "Phase diagrams of binary mixtures of hard rods in an ex…

cond-mat.soft2001

Predicting phase equilibria in polydisperse systems

Peter Sollich

Many materials containing colloids or polymers are polydisperse: They comprise particles with properties (such as particle diameter, charge, or polymer chain length) that depend co…

cond-mat.soft2000

Phase equilibria in the polydisperse Zwanzig model of hard rods

Nigel Clarke, Jose A Cuesta, Richard Sear +2

We study the phase behaviour of the Zwanzig model of suspensions of hard rods, allowing for polydispersity in the lengths of the rods. In spite of the simplified nature of the mode…