The surface physics of liquid crystals and the flexoelectric effect

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The surface physics of liquid crystals and the flexoelectric effect[J]. PHYSICS, 2008, 37(07): 517-521.

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The surface physics of liquid crystals and the flexoelectric effect[J]. PHYSICS, 2008, 37(07): 517-521.

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The surface physics of liquid crystals and the flexoelectric effect[J]. PHYSICS, 2008, 37(07): 517-521.

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Flexoelectric effects in nematic liquid crystals were first studied by Meyer in 1969, but his theory only attracted attention thirty years later. Early studies of flexoelectric effects are reviewed, and recent developments summarized. The basic problems, status quo and current points of interest are discussed.
- nematic liquid crystal,
- flexoelectric effect

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