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23 September 1998Electro-optical response of homeotropic-oriented nematic having Δε>0 in an inhomogeneous electric field
Relaxation of nematic liquid crystal (NLC) deformation near the pore in a metal-dielectric-NLC-ITO structure under the action of positive polarity of voltage is studied. Experiments indicate that deformation of NLC is observed over any size ores. Character time of relaxation depends on the size or pre and takes more than ten minutes for large (> 20 micrometers ) pores and less than a second for small (< 10 micrometers ) ones respectively. It is shown, that the electrically driven transferring of lecithin can be responsible for a long period of time relaxation.
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Ivanovich Mikhola Gritsenko, Sergey Ivanovich Kucheev, "Electro-optical response of homeotropic-oriented nematic having DeltaE>0 in an inhomogeneous electric field," Proc. SPIE 3488, Nonlinear Optics of Liquid and Photorefractive Crystals II, (23 September 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.323722