Restricted Access. Proceedings of the 12th international liquid crystals conference held in 1988 at Freiburg, 1989We have incorporated the flexoelectric terms in developing one-dimensional models of E.H.D. instabilities in nematics both under D.C. and A.C. excitations. It is shown that, using this model, we can account for the following experimental observations, which could not be adequately explained by earlier models: (i) The observation of oblique rolls whose wave vector q makes an angle agr with the undistorted director n0, up to some frequency v0 in the conduction regime; (ii) the oblique rolls found in the dielectric regime; and (iii) the 'longitudinal' E.H.D. instabilities in some systems with negative conductivity anisotropy. W...
Using both numerical simulations and an approximate analytical theory we describe a flexoelectric-in...
Abstract. The “gradient flexoelectric effect ” in nematics discovered in 1974 by Derzhanski et al. [...
Flexoelectricity in liquid crystals is thought to be due to a coupling between dielectric properties...
We have incorporated the flexoelectric terms in developing one-dimensional models of E.H.D. instabil...
Restricted Access.We develop a one-dimensional theory of electrohydrodynamic instabilities in nemati...
We develop the theory of electrohydrodynamic instability in nematic liquid crystals by incorporating...
We develop the theory of electrohydrodynamic instability in nematic liquid crystals by incorporating...
We present a 3-dimensional, linear analysis of electrohydrodynamic (EHD) roll instability in a nemat...
Restricted Access.We show that a propagating electrohydrodynamic instability occurs in a nematic liq...
On the basis of a simple one-dimensional linear model we show for the first time that a propagating ...
Restricted Access.We predict a new type of flexoelectric instability in a homogeneously aligned nema...
Restricted Access.Electroconvective instabilities in nematic liquid crystals are caused by the elect...
We present theoretical results on the threshold and near-threshold behaviour of electrohydrodynamic ...
The theoretical description of the threshold and near-threshold behavior of electrohydrodynamic conv...
The effect of superposed dc and ac applied voltages on two types of spatially periodic instabilities...
Using both numerical simulations and an approximate analytical theory we describe a flexoelectric-in...
Abstract. The “gradient flexoelectric effect ” in nematics discovered in 1974 by Derzhanski et al. [...
Flexoelectricity in liquid crystals is thought to be due to a coupling between dielectric properties...
We have incorporated the flexoelectric terms in developing one-dimensional models of E.H.D. instabil...
Restricted Access.We develop a one-dimensional theory of electrohydrodynamic instabilities in nemati...
We develop the theory of electrohydrodynamic instability in nematic liquid crystals by incorporating...
We develop the theory of electrohydrodynamic instability in nematic liquid crystals by incorporating...
We present a 3-dimensional, linear analysis of electrohydrodynamic (EHD) roll instability in a nemat...
Restricted Access.We show that a propagating electrohydrodynamic instability occurs in a nematic liq...
On the basis of a simple one-dimensional linear model we show for the first time that a propagating ...
Restricted Access.We predict a new type of flexoelectric instability in a homogeneously aligned nema...
Restricted Access.Electroconvective instabilities in nematic liquid crystals are caused by the elect...
We present theoretical results on the threshold and near-threshold behaviour of electrohydrodynamic ...
The theoretical description of the threshold and near-threshold behavior of electrohydrodynamic conv...
The effect of superposed dc and ac applied voltages on two types of spatially periodic instabilities...
Using both numerical simulations and an approximate analytical theory we describe a flexoelectric-in...
Abstract. The “gradient flexoelectric effect ” in nematics discovered in 1974 by Derzhanski et al. [...
Flexoelectricity in liquid crystals is thought to be due to a coupling between dielectric properties...