Liquid Crystals

Molecular dynamics simulations of a liquid crystalline molecule in the smectic A and E phases and in vacuum
pp. 469-482(14)
Authors: Lee, Kuei-Jen; Hsiue, Ging-Ho; Wu, Jung-Lung; Chen, Jr-Hong

Modifications of the mesophase formation of discotic triphenylene compounds by substituents
pp. 483-487(5)
Authors: Kettner, A.; Wendorff, J. H.

Supramolecular liquid crystallinity as a mechanism of supramolecular polymerization
pp. 489-494(6)
Author: Ciferri, Alberto

Cyano substituted triphenylene-based discotic mesogens
pp. 495-499(5)
Authors: Boden, N.; Bushby, R. J.; Lu, Z. B.; Cammidge, A. N.

Remarks on the geometry of micelles, bilayers and cell membranes
pp. 501-515(15)
Author: Bouligand, Y.

Linear analysis of pattern formation in nematics in oblique magnetic fields
pp. 517-524(8)
Author: Casquilho, J. P.

Determination of the enantiomeric excess of ferroelectric liquid crystals derived from three natural amino acids
pp. 525-533(9)
Authors: Schacht, J.; Zugenmaier, P.; Horii, F.

Calorimetric and dielectric investigations of smectic liquid crystals with aerosil
pp. 535-539(5)
Authors: Abd-El-Messieh, S. L.; Werner, J.; Schmalfuss, H.; Weissflog, W.; Kresse, H.

The influence of charge-transfer interactions on solid and cholesteric liquid crystalline mixtures of cholesteryl anthraquinone-2-carboxylate and cholesteryl 9,10-dimethoxyanthracene-2-carboxylate
pp. 541-551(11)
Authors: Ostuni, Emanuele; Weiss, Richard G.

Electro-optic characteristics of surface-stabilized ferroelectric liquid crystal devices with the stripe-shaped domain structure
pp. 553-556(4)
Authors: Lu, Ruibo; Xu, Keshu; Lu, Zuhong

Mid-wavelength IR (MWIR) polarizers from glassy cholesteric liquid crystals
pp. 557-565(9)
Authors: Bunning, T. J.; Mather, P. T.; Hood, P. J.; Barnes, W.

Isotropic cubic phase of 4-n-pentadecyloxy-3-nitrobiphenyl4-carboxylic acid (ANBC-15): DSC, microscopic and dynamic viscoelastic studies
pp. 567-573(7)
Authors: Kutsumizu, Shoichi; Yamaguchi, Takanari; Kato, Ryuji; Yano, Shinichi

Effect of chemical structures of polyimides on photosensitivity of liquid crystal alignment using a polarized UV exposure
pp. 575-580(6)
Authors: Nishikawa, M.; Reznikov, Yu.; West, J. L.

Induction of the cholesteric mesophase in hydrogen-bonded blends of polymers with a low molecular mass chiral dopant
pp. 581-587(7)
Authors: Barmatov, E. B.; Bobrovsky, A. Yu.; Barmatova, M. V.; Shibaev, V. P.

Influence of the molecular length on the occurrence of incommensurate low ordered smectic phases for non-symmetric dimesogenic compounds
pp. 589-599(11)
Authors: Hardouin, F.; Achard, M. F.; Laguerre, M.; Jin, Jung-Il; Ko, Doo-Hyun

Local Freedericksz transitions at a nematic liquid crystal/thin film oxide ferroelectric interface
pp. 601-604(4)
Authors: Hubbard, J. F.; Gleeson, H. F.; Whatmore, R. W.; Shaw, C. P.; Zhang, Q.; Murray, A. J.

High strength disclinations induced by hydrogen bond dissociation in the nematic phases of p-alkoxycinnamic acids
pp. 605-608(4)
Authors: Cui, Li; Liu, Jinnan; Xie, Ping; Zhang, Rongben

First observation of double-twisted helical structure in a banana-shaped achiral molecule
pp. 609-612(4)
Authors: Lee, Chong-Kwang; Chien, Liang-Chy

Supramolecular liquid crystals containing isoquinoline hydrogen-bonded acceptors
pp. 613-618(6)
Authors: Lin, Hong-Cheu; Ko, Chung-Wen; Guo, Kermin; Cheng, Tze-Wen

Book review
pp. 619-619(1)
Author: Gray, G. W.