2009
DOI: 10.1080/15421400903048537
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Evolution of Subphases in a Prototype Binary Mixture System as Observed by Electric-Field-Induced Birefringence and Helical Pitch

Abstract: We have constructed the E-T phase diagrams by drawing the field-induced birefringence contours in the prototype MHPOCBC and MHPOOCBC binary mixture system. The obtained subphase evolution in the diagrams clearly indicate that there exist some additional biaxial subphases other than the ordinary ones with three-and four-layer superstructures, and that the field-induced deformation of uniaxial SmC Ã a in MHPOCBC occurs quite differently in the high and low temperature regions. We have discussed the origin and st… Show more

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“…Let us begin by summarizing our experimental results of EFIB reported previously [5][6][7][8][9][10][11], for the subphases and their emerging sequences, empirically assigned, agree impressively well with those predicted by Dolganov et al on the basis of the phenomenological Landau model [34][35][36][37]. As is well known, EFIB does not tell exactly the superlattice structures of any subphases, although it can rather easily distinguish the antiferroelectric phases from the ferrielectric as well as the ferroelectric ones.…”
Section: A Comparison Between Experimentally Obtained E-t Phase Diagsupporting
confidence: 64%
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“…Let us begin by summarizing our experimental results of EFIB reported previously [5][6][7][8][9][10][11], for the subphases and their emerging sequences, empirically assigned, agree impressively well with those predicted by Dolganov et al on the basis of the phenomenological Landau model [34][35][36][37]. As is well known, EFIB does not tell exactly the superlattice structures of any subphases, although it can rather easily distinguish the antiferroelectric phases from the ferrielectric as well as the ferroelectric ones.…”
Section: A Comparison Between Experimentally Obtained E-t Phase Diagsupporting
confidence: 64%
“…3(b) by a factor of 2. Contours show characteristic patterns in these E-T phase diagrams [6][7][8][9]. We can easily identify the four phases, synclinic ferroelectric Sm-C * , four-layer antiferroelectric 1 2 , optically uniaxial Sm-C * α , and nontilted paraelectric Sm-A, which were confirmed to emerge by RXRS [22], as indicated in the lower part of Fig.…”
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