Electrooptic effects provide the basis for much liquid-crystal display technology. This book, by two of the leaders in liquid-crystal research in Russia, presents a complete and accessible treatment of virtually all known phenomena occurring in liquid crystals under the influence of electric fields.
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Text: English (translation)
Original Language: Russian
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Liquid crystalline phases are formed by molecules of a specific, anisometric shape. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
supertwisted displays, eriks transition, flexoelectric moduli, electrooptical behavior, flexoelectric domains, flexoelectric distortion, spatially nonuniform field, electrooptical switching, electrooptical cell, planar cholesteric texture, anchoring energy, electroclinic effect, oblique light incidence, initial director orientation, flexoelectric effect, twist cell, electrooptical phenomena, director deviation, electrooptical characteristics, electrooptical response, electrohydrodynamic instability, electrooptical effects, supertwist displays, flexoelectric polarization, cholesteric helix Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Properties of the Materials, Japan Display, Liquid Crystalline State, Solid State Commun, Surface Phenomena, Applications of Electrooptical Liquid Crystalline Materials, Uspekhi Fiz, Clarendon Press, International Conference, Academic Press, Electrohydrodynamic Modulated Structures, Nuovo Cimento, Structural Transformations, Doctor Thesis, Institute of Crystallography, International Displ, Structure of Liquid Crystal Phases, Electric Field Effects, Field-Induced Dielectric Instabilities of Cholesterics, International Liquid Crystal Conference, Lebedev's Physical Institute, Acta Phys, Elektronnaya Tekh, Flüssige Kristalle New!
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Liquid crystalline phases are formed by molecules of a specific, anisometric shape. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
supertwisted displays, eriks transition, flexoelectric moduli, electrooptical behavior, flexoelectric domains, flexoelectric distortion, spatially nonuniform field, electrooptical switching, electrooptical cell, planar cholesteric texture, anchoring energy, electroclinic effect, oblique light incidence, initial director orientation, flexoelectric effect, twist cell, electrooptical phenomena, director deviation, electrooptical characteristics, electrooptical response, electrohydrodynamic instability, electrooptical effects, supertwist displays, flexoelectric polarization, cholesteric helix Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Properties of the Materials, Japan Display, Liquid Crystalline State, Solid State Commun, Surface Phenomena, Applications of Electrooptical Liquid Crystalline Materials, Uspekhi Fiz, Clarendon Press, International Conference, Academic Press, Electrohydrodynamic Modulated Structures, Nuovo Cimento, Structural Transformations, Doctor Thesis, Institute of Crystallography, International Displ, Structure of Liquid Crystal Phases, Electric Field Effects, Field-Induced Dielectric Instabilities of Cholesterics, International Liquid Crystal Conference, Lebedev's Physical Institute, Acta Phys, Elektronnaya Tekh, Flüssige Kristalle New!
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- Advances in Liquid Crytals: A Special Volume of Advances in Chemical Physics by Jagdish K. Vij on page 155, and page 483
- Polarization Engineering for LCD Projection (Wiley Series in Display Technology) by Michael D. Robinson on page 127
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