1985
DOI: 10.1051/jphys:01985004605067300
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Hydrodynamic instabilities in a periodically sheared nematic liquid crystal

Abstract: 2014 Dans un liquide nématique soumis à divers types de cisaillements périodiques, nous observons des instabilités en rouleaux et en carrés. Nous comparons nos résultats expérimentaux aux courbes de seuil du modèle théorique de Koch, Rothen, Sadik et Schöri.

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“…In the first one (cell I), the nematic layer is subjected to an elhptical shear by imposing displacements of the form X= XQCOSUI, Y= Yf^sinut respectively to the lower and upper plate [3][4][5]. In the second one (cell II) whole shear is appUed to the upper plate and the lower plate remains steady [6]. The différence be thèse two geometries is characterized by the présence of différent convective terms for the orientation induced by the velocity profile.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…In the first one (cell I), the nematic layer is subjected to an elhptical shear by imposing displacements of the form X= XQCOSUI, Y= Yf^sinut respectively to the lower and upper plate [3][4][5]. In the second one (cell II) whole shear is appUed to the upper plate and the lower plate remains steady [6]. The différence be thèse two geometries is characterized by the présence of différent convective terms for the orientation induced by the velocity profile.…”
Section: Expérimental Investigationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Above a larger réversible threshold, > NJ^, a two-dimensional pattern develops. It is formed by another set of rolls making an angle of about 90° with the initial ones ("bimodal patterns" which are usually called " square patterns" in [4][5][6]). Domains of hexagons sometimes appear near £ = 1 in the 2D structure not so far above N^.…”
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