Employing the continuum theory of liquid crystals proposed by 'Leslie- (1), we present an analysis on the speed and the amplitude of acceleration and higher-order twist waves propagating in liquid crystals. Such waves were first discussed by. Fergaaon and Brown (2), and Ericksen (3). We obtain explicit expressions for the time dependence of the speeds and amplitudes of such waves. 1. Introduction, T W I S T waves were first discussed by Fergason and Brown (2), and in-dependently, by Ericksen (3). Briefly, these waves induce little or no macroscopic fluid motion in liquid crystals. As remarked by Ericksen, such waves might be employed to predict certain constitutive quantities o
Despite the fact that quantitative experimental data have been available for more than forty years n...
We demonstrate that the finite rate of dielectric relaxation in liquid crystals which has been ignor...
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We consider the inertial Qian-Sheng model of liquid crystals which couples a hyperbolic-type equatio...
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The paper is devoted to the two-dimensional Ericksen-Leslie system describing the nematodinamics of ...
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Despite the fact that quantitative experimental data have been available for more than forty years n...
We demonstrate that the finite rate of dielectric relaxation in liquid crystals which has been ignor...
The influence of terms which are of third order is discussed for the nonlinear hydrodynamics of vari...
The model proposed by Maxwell for a visco-elastic medium is generalized by combining the properties ...
We study the propagation of orientation waves in a director field with rotational inertia a...
We present a novel method for numerically computing the wave speed of a soliton-like travelling wave...
It is shown that in the infinite nematic liquid, the distortion waves can propagate when submitted t...
We consider the inertial Qian-Sheng model of liquid crystals which couples a hyperbolic-type equatio...
A continuum model incorporating flow is developed as an extension to the work of Stewart and Momonia...
(Communicated by Pierangelo Marcati) Abstract. We study a variational system of nonlinear hyperbolic...
The paper is devoted to the two-dimensional Ericksen-Leslie system describing the nematodinamics of ...
The effect of temporal modulations on wave patterns induced by spatiotemporal Hopf bifurcations is d...
The paper is devoted to the two-dimensional Ericksen-Leslie system describing the nematodinamics of ...
AbstractWe analyze several aspects of the singular behavior of solutions of a variational nonlinear ...
The transmission and reflection of a monochromatic electromagnetic wave in a twisted nematic wedge a...
Despite the fact that quantitative experimental data have been available for more than forty years n...
We demonstrate that the finite rate of dielectric relaxation in liquid crystals which has been ignor...
The influence of terms which are of third order is discussed for the nonlinear hydrodynamics of vari...