The new construction of LC cell useful for a study both simple twist deformation and 3D structures in liquid crystals induced by boundaries and electric fields is proposed. One of the main advantages of the cell is a very high sensitivity of optical response to the small variations of the twist angle. It is possible to create homogeneous "in plane" electric field under special choice of dimensions of a rectangular channel filled with a liquid crystal. The new LC cell provides good perspectives for measurements of practically important viscous and elastic properties of liquid crystals including a rotational viscosity coefficient. The cell can be also used for. a study of static and dynamic properties of liquid crystals at weak anchoring
We present a prototype of compact device for all-optical measurements of the elastic and dynamic pro...
We report calorimetric, X-ray, electrooptic, electric-field and dielectric experiments conducted on ...
Restricted Access.We describe a number of experiments to demonstrate the electromechanical effect in...
We present new experimental results on combined action of light and electric field on a nematic liqu...
The relevance of the work is determined by the constant search for new solutions in biology and medi...
During the liquid crystal display manufacture a small twist angle is usually generated. This causes ...
We present new experimental results on combined action of light and electric field on a nematic liqu...
The modified method for shear viscosity measurements of nematic liquid crystals (NLC) oriented by su...
Abstract—The concept of equivalent characteristic parameters of a liquid crystal (LC) cell is introd...
For investigation of the interaction between alignment layer and nematic liquid crystal a simple met...
We present the new results of experimental investigation of a pure twist deformation of nematic liqu...
Two examples of the director structure and electric field in patterned electrode liquid crystal cell...
Liquid crystals (LC) are used in new applications of increasing complexity and smaller dimensions. T...
A new method for measuring a polar anchoring energy of nematic liquid crystals (LCs) is proposed. A ...
Restricted Access.We report calorimetric, Xray, electrooptic, electric-field and dielectric experime...
We present a prototype of compact device for all-optical measurements of the elastic and dynamic pro...
We report calorimetric, X-ray, electrooptic, electric-field and dielectric experiments conducted on ...
Restricted Access.We describe a number of experiments to demonstrate the electromechanical effect in...
We present new experimental results on combined action of light and electric field on a nematic liqu...
The relevance of the work is determined by the constant search for new solutions in biology and medi...
During the liquid crystal display manufacture a small twist angle is usually generated. This causes ...
We present new experimental results on combined action of light and electric field on a nematic liqu...
The modified method for shear viscosity measurements of nematic liquid crystals (NLC) oriented by su...
Abstract—The concept of equivalent characteristic parameters of a liquid crystal (LC) cell is introd...
For investigation of the interaction between alignment layer and nematic liquid crystal a simple met...
We present the new results of experimental investigation of a pure twist deformation of nematic liqu...
Two examples of the director structure and electric field in patterned electrode liquid crystal cell...
Liquid crystals (LC) are used in new applications of increasing complexity and smaller dimensions. T...
A new method for measuring a polar anchoring energy of nematic liquid crystals (LCs) is proposed. A ...
Restricted Access.We report calorimetric, Xray, electrooptic, electric-field and dielectric experime...
We present a prototype of compact device for all-optical measurements of the elastic and dynamic pro...
We report calorimetric, X-ray, electrooptic, electric-field and dielectric experiments conducted on ...
Restricted Access.We describe a number of experiments to demonstrate the electromechanical effect in...