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Defect Emission and Absorption for Liquid Crystals on Cones - Lecture 2

Offered By: International Centre for Theoretical Sciences via YouTube

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Explore the fascinating world of liquid crystals on cones in this lecture by David Nelson, part of the "Soft and Living Matter: From Fundamental Concepts to New Material Design" program. Delve into the complex phenomena of defect emission and absorption, building upon the foundations laid in the previous lecture. Gain insights into the intersection of geometry, mechanics, and liquid crystal physics as you examine how conical surfaces influence defect behavior. Learn about the latest research and theoretical frameworks in this cutting-edge area of soft matter physics. Engage with advanced concepts that bridge multiple disciplines, including condensed matter physics, statistical physics, and materials science. Benefit from Nelson's expertise as he guides you through the intricacies of liquid crystal dynamics on non-Euclidean surfaces, providing a deeper understanding of the fundamental principles governing these complex systems.

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Defect Emission and Absorption for Liquid Crystals on Cones (Lecture 2) by David Nelson


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International Centre for Theoretical Sciences

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