A statistical-mechanical model of a molecular crystal is constructed that permits taking account of the influence of vacancies on both the thermodynamic and structural properties without involving any experimental information. The calculations have been carried out for a fee structure with the nearest neighbour Gay-Beme intermolecular potential. The theory shows that the orientational order parameter has values around 0.9 until the loss of the stability of the lattice, which occurs approximately at the reduced temperature k7’/~, = 1.5 and reduced volume u/u, ’ = 1.6. This indicates that the phase is a fully ordered crystal rather than a plastic crystal. 1
A general, computationally easy method for minimizing the steric energy of a molecule, polymer, surf...
The properties of the layered, or smectic, liquid crystals are explained in terms of progressive fre...
Relative stability of uniaxial and biaxial nematic phases is analyzed in a model nematic liquid crys...
The lattice model of elongated molecules interacting via a potential derived from the Gay-Berne pair...
Order-Disorder phase transition in molecular systems, such as structural phase transformations in mo...
Orientational ordering and disordering in plane lattices of molecules with some orien-tational pairw...
Detailed molecular simulations are carried out to investigate the effect of temperature on orientati...
This thesis develops the use of lattice dynamical methods for organic molecular crystals. Rigid mole...
Restricted Access.The theory of melting of molecular crystals developed by Pople and Karasz, which t...
The transition of molecular crystals into a polar state is modeled by a one-dimensional Ising Hamilt...
Restricted Access.Assuming a model based on permanent dipole-dipole, dispersion, induction and repul...
Some molecular crystals exhibit, as an intrinsic property, an orientational freedom of the molecules...
peer reviewedThe understanding of the structure, stability, and response properties of molecular cry...
The ability of some liquids to vitrify during supercooling is usually seen as a consequence of the r...
Understanding the structure and stability, as well as response properties of molecular crystals at c...
A general, computationally easy method for minimizing the steric energy of a molecule, polymer, surf...
The properties of the layered, or smectic, liquid crystals are explained in terms of progressive fre...
Relative stability of uniaxial and biaxial nematic phases is analyzed in a model nematic liquid crys...
The lattice model of elongated molecules interacting via a potential derived from the Gay-Berne pair...
Order-Disorder phase transition in molecular systems, such as structural phase transformations in mo...
Orientational ordering and disordering in plane lattices of molecules with some orien-tational pairw...
Detailed molecular simulations are carried out to investigate the effect of temperature on orientati...
This thesis develops the use of lattice dynamical methods for organic molecular crystals. Rigid mole...
Restricted Access.The theory of melting of molecular crystals developed by Pople and Karasz, which t...
The transition of molecular crystals into a polar state is modeled by a one-dimensional Ising Hamilt...
Restricted Access.Assuming a model based on permanent dipole-dipole, dispersion, induction and repul...
Some molecular crystals exhibit, as an intrinsic property, an orientational freedom of the molecules...
peer reviewedThe understanding of the structure, stability, and response properties of molecular cry...
The ability of some liquids to vitrify during supercooling is usually seen as a consequence of the r...
Understanding the structure and stability, as well as response properties of molecular crystals at c...
A general, computationally easy method for minimizing the steric energy of a molecule, polymer, surf...
The properties of the layered, or smectic, liquid crystals are explained in terms of progressive fre...
Relative stability of uniaxial and biaxial nematic phases is analyzed in a model nematic liquid crys...