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| adam_text | CONTENTS
LIQUID
CRYSTALS: MAIN TYPES AND
PROPERTIES
1
1
3
3
6
6
8
9
10
10
10
12
13
17
18
19
20
22
24
26
26
26
27
27
28
29
31
32
34
LONG- AND SHORT-RANGE ORDER IN
NEMATICS
41
2.1
Definition of an order parameter
41
2.1.1
Microscopic approach
41
2.1.2
Macroscopic approach
56
2.1.3
Relation between microscopic and macroscopic approaches
57
2.2
Statistical theories of the nematic order
59
2.2.1
Mean-field calculations for hard rods and platelets
59
2.2.2
Mean-field theory with S2 interaction
66
2.2.3
Computer calculations
73
1.1
Introduction: what is a liquid crystal?
1.2
The
t
juilding blocks
1.2.1
Small elongated organic molecules
1.2.2
Small discoid organic molecules
1.2.3
Long helical rods
1.2.4
Polymers
1.2.5
Associated structures
1.2.6
Summary
1.3
Nematics and cholesterics
1.3.1
Uniaxial
nematics
1.3.2
Nematics of different symmetry
1.3.3
Cholesterics
1.3.4
Summary
1.4
Smectics
1.4.1
Smectics A
1.4.2
Smectics
С
1.4.3
Hexatic smectics
1.4.4
Crystalline smectics
1.4.5
The
D
phase
1.5
Columnar phases
1.5.1
Hexagonal phases
1.5.2
Rectangular and oblique phases
1.5.3
Antiphases
1.6
Mon
î
on long-, quasilong-, and short-range order
1.6.1
Poor man s elasticity of liquid crystals
1.6.2
Fluctuations
1.6.3
Long-range, quasilong-range, short-range order
1.7
Remarkable features of liquid crystals
CONTENTS
2.3 Phenomenological
description
of the nematic-isotropic
transition
J*
2.3.1
Landau free energy above Tc
2.3.2
Static pretransitional efTects °
2.3.3
Biaxial phase °2
2.3.4
Failures of the mean-field approach
85
2.4
Mixtures 91
2.4.1
Importance of mixed systems
1
2.4.2
General trends
92
STATIC DISTORTIONS IN A NEMATIC
SINGLE CRYSTAL
98
3.1
Principles of the continuum theory
98
3.1.1
Long-range distortions
98
3.1.2
The distortion free energy
100
3.1.3
Discussion of the distortion-energy formula
102
3.1.4
Boundary effects
108
3.1.5
Nematics transmit torques
116
3.2
Magnetic field effects
117
3.2.1
Molecular diamagnetism
H
3.2.2
Definition of a magnetic coherence length
120
3.2.3
The
Frederiks
transition
123
3.3
Electric field effects in an insulating nematic
133
3.3.1
Dielectric anisotropy
133
3.3.2
Polarization induced by distortion (flexoelectric effect)
135
3.4
Fluctuations in the alignment
139
3.4.1
Light-scattering experiments
139
3.4.2
Orientation fluctuations and correlations in a nematic single
crystal
141
3.4.3
Scattering of light by orientation fluctuations
144
3.5
Hydrostatics of nematics
150
3.5.1
Free energy and molecular field
150
3.5.2
Stresses and forces
151
3.5.3
The balance of torques
155
4
DEFECTS AND TEXTURES IN NEMATICS
163
4.1
Observations
163
4.1.1
Black filaments ( structures
à
fi
Is )
163
4.1.2
Structures
à noyaux
( Schlieren
structures )
163
4.1.3
Types of defects
166
4.2
Disclination lines
168
4.2.1
Definition of the strength
168
4.2.2
Distortion field around one line
170
4.2.3
The concept of line tension
178
4.3
Point disclinations
180
4.3.1
Instability theorem for lines of integral strength
180
CONTENTS xiii
4.3.2 Interpretation
of the
noyaux
183
4.3.3
Other
observations on point
defects
184
4.4
Walls under magnetic fields
185
4.4.1 180°
walls
187
4.4.2
Walls associated with
a
Frederiks
transition
189
4.4.3
Transformation from walls to lines
{ pincement )
190
4.5
Umbilics
194
4.6
Surface disclinations
194
5
DYNAMICAL PROPERTIES OF NEMATICS
198
5.1
The equations of nematodynamics
198
5.1.1
Coupling between orientation and flow
198
5.1.2
Choice of dynamical variables
199
5.1.3
The entropy source for a flowing nematic
200
5.1.4
The laws of friction
204
5.2
Experiments measuring the Leslie coefficients
209
5.2.1
Laminar flow under a strong orienting field
209
5.2.2
Attenuation of ultrasonic shear waves
213
5.2.3
Laminar flow in the absence of external fields
218
5.2.4
Variable external fields
220
5.2.5
Inelastic scattering of light
227
5.3
Convective instabilities under electric fields
230
5.3.1
Basic electrical parameters
230
5.3.2
Experimental observations at low frequencies
233
5.3.3
The Helfrich interpretation
236
5.3.4
Extension to higher frequencies
239
5.4
Molecular motions
245
5.4.1
Dielectric relaxation
245
5.4.2
Nuclear spin-lattice relaxation
246
5.4.3
Acoustic relaxation
248
5.4.4
Translational motions
250
5.4.5
Temperature variation of the friction coefficients
254
5.4.6
Semi-slow motions above Tc
255
6
CHOLESTERICS
263
6.1
Optical properties of an ideal helix
263
263
264
268
271
279
6.2
Agents influencing the pitch
280
281
286
6.1
.1
The planar texture
6.
.2
Bragg reflections
6.1
.3
Transmission properties at arbitrary wavelengths
(normal incidence)
6.1
.4
Interpretation
6.1
.5
Conclusions and generalizations
Agents influencing the pitch
6.2.1
Physicochemical factors
6.2.2
External fields
CONTENTS
6.3
Dynamical properties
294
6.3.1
Studies on small motions in a planar texture
295
6.3.2
Macroscopic flow
296
6.3.3
Convective instabilities
300
6.3.4
Torques induced by a heat flux
304
6.4
Textures and defects in cholesterics
308
6.4.1
Textures
308
6.4.2
Singular lines
313
6.5
Blue phases
320
6.5.1
Experimental observations
320
6.5.2
Double twist theories
323
6.5.3
Landau theory
329
MACROSCOPIC BEHAVIOUR OF SMECTICS
AND COLUMNAR PHASES
337
7.1
Continuum description of smectics and columnar phases:
statics
337
7.1.1
Choice of variables
337
7.1.2
Distortion free energy of (non-chiral) smectics
341
7.1.3
Distortion free energy of columnar phases
349
7.1.4
Boundary conditions
353
7.1.5
Particular geometries
357
7.1.6
Transitions induced by external forces: Helfrich-Hurault
effect
361
7.1.7
Transitions induced by external forces: undulation by
mechanical tension
364
7.1.8
Transitions induced by external forces: thermo-optic effect
in smectics A
369
7.1.9
Fluctuations
370
7.2
Continuum description of chiral smectics and columnar
phases
376
7.2.1
Chiral S* and S*
376
7.2.2
Chiral S* (S*, S*, and S*)
377
7.2.3
Electric terms
379
7.2.4
Unwinding of the helix by an electric field
385
7.2.5
Fluctuations
389
7.2.6
Surface anchoring
390
7.2.7
Particular geometries
393
DYNAMICAL PROPERTIES OF SMECTICS
AND COLUMNAR PHASES
408
8.1
Unified description
408
8.1.1
Preliminary remarks
408
8.1.2
Basic equations
410
8.1.3
Smectics A and columnar hexagonal phases
415
CONTENTS xv
8.1.4
The undulation mode
418
8.1.5
Permeation mode
420
8.1.6
Acoustic waves
421
8.1.7
Transverse modes
423
8.1.8
SBhex and Sc hydrodynamics
424
8.1.9
Remarks on the mode structure
429
8.2
Flow properties
430
8.2.1
Typical geometries
430
8.2.2
Flow past obstacles
435
8.2.3
Flow alignment
445
8.3
Breakdown of elasticity
452
8.3.1
Poor man s derivation
452
8.3.2
Splay modulus
454
8.3.3
Macroscopic non-linear stress-strain relation
455
8.3.4
Renormalization group results
455
8.4
Breakdown of hydrodynamics
457
8.4.1
Poor man s derivation
457
8.4.2
More general results
460
8.4.3
Columnar phases
461
8.4.4
Experimental situation
462
DEFECTS IN SMECTICS AND COLUMNAR
PHASES
466
9.1
Observations
466
9.1.1
Large deformations in smectics
466
9.1.2
Large deformations in columnar phases
473
9.1.3
Dislocations
476
9.1.4
Disclinations
478
9.1.5
Walls
483
9.2
Dislocation and associated stress/strain
487
9.2.1
Distortions in smectics
487
9.2.2
Strain fields in columnar phases
500
10
PHASE TRANSITIONS IN SMECTICS
507
10.1
The A «±
N
transition
507
10.1.1
Mean-field description
507
10.1.2
The analogy with superconductors
509
10.1.3
Critical phenomena
514
10.1.4
Anisotropic scaling
517
10.1.5
Experimental situation
518
10.1.6
The search for an anisotropic fixed point
521
10.1.7
Nature of the N-SA transition
522
10.1.8
Poor man s dislocation unbinding transition
524
10.1.9
Twisted grain boundary phase
525
10.1.10
Current situation
527
xvi CONTENTS
10.2
Smectic A-smectic C
transition
527
10.2.1
Superfluid
analogy
527
10.2.2
Ginzburg criterion
529
10.2.3
Experimental findings
532
10.2.4
First-order SA *± Sc
532
10.2.5
N-A-C point
534
10.2.6
The
Ѕд-Ѕс
transition in two dimensions
540
10.3
Transitions involving hexatic phases
547
10.3.1
SA
τ±
Ѕцнех
transition
547
10.3.2
Harmonics of hexatic ordering and scaling properties
549
10.4
Frustrated smectics
551
10.4.1
Experimental facts
551
10.4.2
Frustrated smectics model
557
10.4.3
Bilayer, partial bilayer smectics, incommensurate phases,
and antiphases
560
10.4.4
Re-entrant behaviour
568
10.4.5
Ѕд-Ѕд
isolated critical point and nematic bubble
570
10.4.6
Molecular aspects
575
Author index
587
Subject index
595
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CONTENTS
LIQUID
CRYSTALS: MAIN TYPES AND
PROPERTIES
1
1
3
3
6
6
8
9
10
10
10
12
13
17
18
19
20
22
24
26
26
26
27
27
28
29
31
32
34
LONG- AND SHORT-RANGE ORDER IN
NEMATICS
41
2.1
Definition of an order parameter
41
2.1.1
Microscopic approach
41
2.1.2
Macroscopic approach
56
2.1.3
Relation between microscopic and macroscopic approaches
57
2.2
Statistical theories of the nematic order
59
2.2.1
Mean-field calculations for hard rods and platelets
59
2.2.2
Mean-field theory with S2 interaction
66
2.2.3
Computer calculations
73
1.1
Introduction: what is a liquid crystal?
1.2
The
t
juilding blocks
1.2.1
Small elongated organic molecules
1.2.2
Small discoid organic molecules
1.2.3
Long helical rods
1.2.4
Polymers
1.2.5
Associated structures
1.2.6
Summary
1.3
Nematics and cholesterics
1.3.1
Uniaxial
nematics
1.3.2
Nematics of different symmetry
1.3.3
Cholesterics
1.3.4
Summary
1.4
Smectics
1.4.1
Smectics A
1.4.2
Smectics
С
1.4.3
'Hexatic' smectics
1.4.4
'Crystalline' smectics
1.4.5
The
D
phase
1.5
Columnar phases
1.5.1
Hexagonal phases
1.5.2
Rectangular and oblique phases
1.5.3
'Antiphases'
1.6
Mon
î
on long-, quasilong-, and short-range order
1.6.1
'Poor man's' elasticity of liquid crystals
1.6.2
Fluctuations
1.6.3
Long-range, quasilong-range, short-range order
1.7
Remarkable features of liquid crystals
CONTENTS
2.3 Phenomenological
description
of the nematic-isotropic
transition
'J*
2.3.1
Landau free energy above Tc
'"
2.3.2
Static pretransitional efTects '°
2.3.3
Biaxial phase °2
2.3.4
Failures of the mean-field approach
85
2.4
Mixtures 91
2.4.1
Importance of mixed systems
"1
2.4.2
General trends
92
STATIC DISTORTIONS IN A NEMATIC
SINGLE CRYSTAL
98
3.1
Principles of the continuum theory
98
3.1.1
Long-range distortions
98
3.1.2
The distortion free energy
100
3.1.3
Discussion of the distortion-energy formula
102
3.1.4
Boundary effects
108
3.1.5
Nematics transmit torques
116
3.2
Magnetic field effects
117
3.2.1
Molecular diamagnetism
H
'
3.2.2
Definition of a magnetic coherence length
120
3.2.3
The
Frederiks
transition
123
3.3
Electric field effects in an insulating nematic
133
3.3.1
Dielectric anisotropy
133
3.3.2
Polarization induced by distortion (flexoelectric effect)
135
3.4
Fluctuations in the alignment
139
3.4.1
Light-scattering experiments
139
3.4.2
Orientation fluctuations and correlations in a nematic single
crystal
141
3.4.3
Scattering of light by orientation fluctuations
144
3.5
Hydrostatics of nematics
150
3.5.1
Free energy and molecular field
150
3.5.2
Stresses and forces
151
3.5.3
The balance of torques
155
4
DEFECTS AND TEXTURES IN NEMATICS
163
4.1
Observations
163
4.1.1
Black filaments ('structures
à
fi
Is')
163
4.1.2
'Structures
à noyaux'
('Schlieren
structures')
163
4.1.3
Types of defects
166
4.2
Disclination lines
168
4.2.1
Definition of the'strength'
168
4.2.2
Distortion field around one line
170
4.2.3
The concept of line tension
178
4.3
Point disclinations
180
4.3.1
Instability theorem for lines of integral strength
180
CONTENTS xiii
4.3.2 Interpretation
of the
noyaux
183
4.3.3
Other
observations on point
defects
184
4.4
Walls under magnetic fields
185
4.4.1 180°
walls
187
4.4.2
Walls associated with
a
Frederiks
transition
189
4.4.3
Transformation from walls to lines
{'pincement')
190
4.5
Umbilics
194
4.6
Surface disclinations
194
5
DYNAMICAL PROPERTIES OF NEMATICS
198
5.1
The equations of'nematodynamics'
198
5.1.1
Coupling between orientation and flow
198
5.1.2
Choice of dynamical variables
199
5.1.3
The entropy source for a flowing nematic
200
5.1.4
The laws of friction
204
5.2
Experiments measuring the Leslie coefficients
209
5.2.1
Laminar flow under a strong orienting field
209
5.2.2
Attenuation of ultrasonic shear waves
213
5.2.3
Laminar flow in the absence of external fields
218
5.2.4
Variable external fields
220
5.2.5
Inelastic scattering of light
227
5.3
Convective instabilities under electric fields
230
5.3.1
Basic electrical parameters
230
5.3.2
Experimental observations at low frequencies
233
5.3.3
The Helfrich interpretation
236
5.3.4
Extension to higher frequencies
239
5.4
Molecular motions
245
5.4.1
Dielectric relaxation
245
5.4.2
Nuclear spin-lattice relaxation
246
5.4.3
Acoustic relaxation
248
5.4.4
Translational motions
250
5.4.5
Temperature variation of the friction coefficients
254
5.4.6
Semi-slow motions above Tc
255
6
CHOLESTERICS
263
6.1
Optical properties of an ideal helix
263
263
264
268
271
279
6.2
Agents influencing the pitch
280
281
286
6.1
.1
The planar texture
6.
.2
Bragg reflections
6.1
.3
Transmission properties at arbitrary wavelengths
(normal incidence)
6.1
.4
Interpretation
6.1
.5
Conclusions and generalizations
Agents influencing the pitch
6.2.1
Physicochemical factors
6.2.2
External fields
CONTENTS
6.3
Dynamical properties
294
6.3.1
Studies on small motions in a planar texture
295
6.3.2
Macroscopic flow
296
6.3.3
Convective instabilities
300
6.3.4
Torques induced by a heat flux
304
6.4
Textures and defects in cholesterics
308
6.4.1
Textures
308
6.4.2
Singular lines
313
6.5
Blue phases
320
6.5.1
Experimental observations
320
6.5.2
Double twist theories
323
6.5.3
Landau theory
329
MACROSCOPIC BEHAVIOUR OF SMECTICS
AND COLUMNAR PHASES
337
7.1
Continuum description of smectics and columnar phases:
statics
337
7.1.1
Choice of variables
337
7.1.2
Distortion free energy of (non-chiral) smectics
341
7.1.3
Distortion free energy of columnar phases
349
7.1.4
Boundary conditions
353
7.1.5
Particular geometries
357
7.1.6
Transitions induced by external forces: Helfrich-Hurault
effect
361
7.1.7
Transitions induced by external forces: undulation by
mechanical tension
364
7.1.8
Transitions induced by external forces: thermo-optic effect
in smectics A
369
7.1.9
Fluctuations
370
7.2
Continuum description of chiral smectics and columnar
phases
376
7.2.1
Chiral S* and S*
376
7.2.2
Chiral S* (S*, S*, and S*)
377
7.2.3
Electric terms
379
7.2.4
Unwinding of the helix by an electric field
385
7.2.5
Fluctuations
389
7.2.6
Surface anchoring
390
7.2.7
Particular geometries
393
DYNAMICAL PROPERTIES OF SMECTICS
AND COLUMNAR PHASES
408
8.1
Unified description
408
8.1.1
Preliminary remarks
408
8.1.2
Basic equations
410
8.1.3
Smectics A and columnar hexagonal phases
415
CONTENTS xv
8.1.4
The undulation mode
418
8.1.5
Permeation mode
420
8.1.6
Acoustic waves
421
8.1.7
Transverse modes
423
8.1.8
SBhex and Sc hydrodynamics
424
8.1.9
Remarks on the mode structure
429
8.2
Flow properties
430
8.2.1
Typical geometries
430
8.2.2
Flow past obstacles
435
8.2.3
Flow alignment
445
8.3
Breakdown of elasticity
452
8.3.1
Poor man's derivation
452
8.3.2
Splay modulus
454
8.3.3
Macroscopic non-linear stress-strain relation
455
8.3.4
Renormalization group results
455
8.4
Breakdown of hydrodynamics
457
8.4.1
Poor man's derivation
457
8.4.2
More general results
460
8.4.3
Columnar phases
461
8.4.4
Experimental situation
462
DEFECTS IN SMECTICS AND COLUMNAR
PHASES
466
9.1
Observations
466
9.1.1
Large deformations in smectics
466
9.1.2
Large deformations in columnar phases
473
9.1.3
Dislocations
476
9.1.4
Disclinations
478
9.1.5
Walls
483
9.2
Dislocation and associated stress/strain
487
9.2.1
Distortions in smectics
487
9.2.2
Strain fields in columnar phases
500
10
PHASE TRANSITIONS IN SMECTICS
507
10.1
The A «±
N
transition
507
10.1.1
Mean-field description
507
10.1.2
The analogy with superconductors
509
10.1.3
Critical phenomena
514
10.1.4
Anisotropic scaling
517
10.1.5
Experimental situation
518
10.1.6
The search for an anisotropic fixed point
521
10.1.7
Nature of the N-SA transition
522
10.1.8
'Poor man's' dislocation unbinding transition
524
10.1.9
Twisted grain boundary phase
525
10.1.10
Current situation
527
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10.2
Smectic A-smectic C
transition
527
10.2.1
Superfluid
analogy
527
10.2.2
Ginzburg criterion
529
10.2.3
Experimental findings
532
10.2.4
First-order SA *± Sc
532
10.2.5
N-A-C point
534
10.2.6
The
Ѕд-Ѕс
transition in two dimensions
540
10.3
Transitions involving hexatic phases
547
10.3.1
SA
τ±
Ѕцнех
transition
547
10.3.2
Harmonics of hexatic ordering and scaling properties
549
10.4
Frustrated smectics
551
10.4.1
Experimental facts
551
10.4.2
Frustrated smectics model
557
10.4.3
Bilayer, partial bilayer smectics, incommensurate phases,
and antiphases
560
10.4.4
Re-entrant behaviour
568
10.4.5
Ѕд-Ѕд
isolated critical point and nematic bubble
570
10.4.6
Molecular aspects
575
Author index
587
Subject index
595 |
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