Symmetry and Liquid Crystals

Currently, the global liquid crystal (LC) industry is worth approximately USD 115 billion, most of which is used for display applications using nematic LCs (including chiral nematic LCs). The purpose of this Special Issue is to provide new knowledge and research tools as the application of LC device...

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Schlagworte:	3D orientation control 4-phenyl pyridine asymmetric optical -LCD system azimuthal anchoring biphenyl blue phase blue phase liquid crystals bulk photovoltaic effect chiral nematic liquid crystals chiral nematic phase chiral smectic C phase circularly polarized electroluminescence circularly polarized light circularly polarized photoluminescence cross section cross-linked structure DFT diffusion coefficient diluter disclination Economics, Finance, Business and Management electro-optics Energy industries and utilities ferroelectric liquid crystals FFS-LCD flexoelectricity fringe field switching (FFS) mode History of engineering and technology homogeneous orientation hybrid aligned nematic I-V curve Industry and industrial studies IPS Kerr effect liquid crystal liquid crystal display liquid crystal mixture liquid crystalline elastomers liquid crystalline semiconductor miscibility molecular dynamics simulation n/a nematic liquid crystal optical compensation photonic crystals photonic devices PI-free polar anchoring polymer-stabilised blue phase polymer-sustained vertically aligned (PS-VA) residual direct-current voltage response time schiff base shift current splay spontaneous polarization stability Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes Technology: general issues threshold voltage transmittance triangular voltage application twisted nematic vertically aligned twisted nematic (VTN) mode voltage–transmittance curve
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Zusammenfassung:	Currently, the global liquid crystal (LC) industry is worth approximately USD 115 billion, most of which is used for display applications using nematic LCs (including chiral nematic LCs). The purpose of this Special Issue is to provide new knowledge and research tools as the application of LC devices expands from flat displays to new fields such as 3D displays and sensors. This issue will provide LC researchers with ways to solve their problems.
DOI:	10.3390/books978-3-0365-8322-8